Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president Sukhbir Singh Badal on Wednesday declared that the next SAD-BSP alliance Government would review and scrap all “anti-people” decisions taken by the “corrupt” Congress Government in the last three months in office, including those aimed at enriching Congress leaders and their kith and kin.
Sukhbir, addressing a public rally in favour of party candidate Ravi Karan Singh Kahlon, also made it clear that the two lakh plus congregation at Moga had started the countdown of the scam-ridden Congress Government.
“Now it is just a matter of time. The Congress government has just 360 hours left before imposition of the model code of conduct. After that, once there is a change in government, all Congress leaders who indulged in illegalities as well as officers who connived with them to commit atrocities on the people will be taken to task as per the law of the land,” he said.
Also coming down heavily on the state’s Deputy Chief Minister-cum-Home Minister Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, Sukhbir said: “Randhawa is an abettor to murder. Once we form the government, he will be booked for all his crimes. Policemen, who are party to his illegal acts, will also be taken to task.”
Speaking about Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi, SAD president said: “The Chief Minister has realized that people are fed up with the Congress government’s misrule. No Punjabi is ready to accept his fake promise and he has finally given up knowing that he cannot implement even a single out of countless announcements made by him. Now, he also has to suffer the ignominy of being rejected by his Cabinet colleagues and is not even being considered as the chief ministerial candidate of the Congress party.”
Addressing party gatherings at Dera Baba Nanak and Kalanaur, Sukhbir mentioned that the next SAD-BSP government would give an insurance cover of Rs 50,000 per acre to farmers for their crops. “The old pension scheme, which was ended in 2004, would be revived; sand and liquor mafia will be wiped out; electricity bills of religious places would be waived off; and villages, having Muslim and Christian population, would be provided with land for graveyards,” he said.