AAP dares Capt to name seats in Punjab where Cong could win

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A day after Punjab Congress president,  Capt Amarinder Singh’s challenge to Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to name any five Assembly segments of Punjab, Sangrur MP Bhagwant Singh dared him to name any five seats in Punjab, from where he expects Congress victory.

Congress is all set to meet the same fate, as it got in Delhi, where it could not even open its account and remained a big zero, Mann said claiming that the “Maharaja” has gone ‘berserk’ that is why he is making such remarks on Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal under the influence of “Royal hangover”.

“Before making any comment on Arvind Kejriwal, Captain Amarinder Singh must reply, whether Italy born National President of Congress Sonia Gandhi, who even can’t pronounce his (Amarinder’s) name properly, speaks PunjabiIJ, Whether National Vice President of Congress belongs to Rama Mandi of JalandharIJ, Mann quipped adding that before opening his mouth, Captain should understand what and about whom he is referring to and he must know that like Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi of Congress, Arvind Kejriwal is also national leader of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)”.

“It seems that fear and phobia of upcoming humiliating defeat in the 2017 assembly polls in Punjab has left both SAD-BJP and Congress under ‘frustration’, which forced them to train their guns towards AAP by issuing ‘non-sense’ statements”, Mann said vowing that People of Punjab have already made up their minds to reject the grand alliance of SAD-BJP-Congress combine to give opportunity to Aam Aadmi Party. 

On Friday, Capt Amarinder took a jibe at the Aam Aadmi Party and its leader Arvind Kejriwal for pasting posters across the state claiming that the party was winning 100 seats.

“leave aside winning 100 constituencies, you cannot properly pronounce the names of five constituencies even”, he reminded Kejriwal.

“Better start learning the names of the constituencies before starting to count these in your kitty”, Capt Amarinder taunted Kejriwal while challenging him to name any five assembly and five parliamentary constituencies of Punjab so that people can have an idea how much familiar he was with the State.

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