Lakkha Sidhana, accused of the Red Fort violence, had said in a meeting with Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi that about 300 such people were brought from other states and recruited in different ranks of Punjab Police, which are not Punjabi.
Senior Congress leader Sunil Jakhar.
Former Punjab Congress President Sunil Jakhar, in gestures, from gangster to self-proclaimed social worker and accused of 26 January Red Fort Violence, Lakha Sidhana and Punjab CM Has targeted the meeting between Charanjit Singh Channi. He said that nowadays the relations of gangsters with political people have become common.
Sunil Jakhar wrote while tweeting, ‘Gangsters turn into activists, then some politicians openly take them to poll parties. But Punjab is not going to tolerate such sinister attempts for votes. You (Aam Aadmi Party) learned this the hard way in 2017. Yesterday’s statements show that some people have not yet learned from it.
Gangsters mutate into activists,then politician-are openly courted by pol parties.
But Punjab doesn’t condone such sinister attempts to barter its hard earned peace for votes.AAP learnt it the hard way in 2017
Yesterday’s utterance show that some haven’t learnt the lesson yet
— Sunil Jakhar (@sunilkjakhar) December 3, 2021
‘Non-Punjabi people given recruitment in Punjab Police’
During the press conference held in Chandigarh on Thursday, CM Charanjit Singh Channi had called Lakkha Sidhana as “Ji” on the issue of giving Punjab jobs to the youth of Punjab and said that Lakha Sidhana had Had met him a few days ago regarding the same issue. In fact, Lakha Sidhana had said in a meeting with Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi that about 300 such people were brought from other states and recruited in different ranks of Punjab Police, which is not Punjabi.
Ignoring the rights of Punjabi people
Sidhana told CM Channi that in the years 2014, 2016 and 2021, people coming from other states were recruited by killing the rights of Punjabi people. Sidhana, accused of Red Fort violence, said that during this period 5 DSP, 44 Inspector, 21 Sub-Inspector, 40 ASI, 15 Head Constable and 112 constables were brought from other states and appointed in Punjab Police. Impressed by Sidhana’s talk, CM Channi said that in the coming days, action will be taken regarding this. At the same time, on the issue of Punjabi language, the CM said that soon a law will be offered on this too.
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