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Kejri unaware of CM’s dignity, says Badal

BARNALA: CM Parkash Singh Badal has said that Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwals frequent outbursts against his political opponents reflected that tha latter was a “frustrated man” unaware of the dignity of the CM’s chair.

Tribune News Service

Barnala, July 29

CM Parkash Singh Badal has said that Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwals frequent outbursts against his political opponents reflected that tha latter was a “frustrated man” unaware of the dignity of the CM’s chair.

Talking to the media at a sangat darshan programme in a village of Bhadaur Assembly constituency today, he said that statements given by Kejriwal against PM Narendra Modi and Akali leaders could not be expected from a political leader of the stature of a CM.

Addressing public gatherings in Sehna, Jangiana and Bhadaur, he assailed Amarinder for allegedly misleading the people on the SYL canal issue. Distortion of facts by Amarinder could not absolve him or his party of the sin of hatching a conspiracy to rob the waters of the state.

He also said that the AAP and the Congress were two sides of the same coin and didn’t have any sympathy with Punjab or Punjabis.

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