Terming Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) as a “group of novice people”, Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal on Thursday said that none of its leaders had any ideology.
“Rather, they were indulging in mudslinging just to defame their opponents instead of pursuing constructive politics based on issues,” said Badal while talking to the mediapersons on the sidelines of the last day of his Sangat Darshan program in Sri Muktsar Sahib Assembly constituency.
Badal said that AAP leadership managed to rule in Delhi by befooling the general public. “On the contrary, the wise people of Punjab would never let AAP to succeed in its nefarious designs because AAP leadership has been fully exposed due to its misdeeds and utter failure in providing clean, transparent and efficient governance in the national Capital,” he added.
Responding to a query regarding eight Punjabi youths trapped in Malaysia, Badal said that the State Government would soon take up this issue with the Union Ministry of External Affairs for their safe return to Punjab after seeking detailed inputs in this regard.
On setting up of regulatory authority for private schools, he said that it would soon be established to save the hapless parents from sheer exploitation by the management of private schools in the state.
“The regulatory authority would keep a vigilant eye over the functioning of these schools so as to provide the much needed reprieve to the aggrieved wards and their parents,” he said.