Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh asked State Congress president Navjot Singh Sidhu on Sunday to "reinin" his advisers after two of them made "atrocious" comments recently on sensitive issues like Kashmir and Pakistan.
In a statement issued here, Singh warned against such "atrociousand ill-conceived comments that were potentially dangerous to thepeace and stability of the State and the country".
The Chief Minister, who has been at loggerheads with Sidhu in thepast, trained his guns on the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee (PPCC) chief's advisors.
He urged them to stick to giving advice to Sidhu and not speak onmatters "of which they clearly had little or no knowledge and hadno understanding of the implications of their comments".
Singh was reacting to the reported remarks of Pyare Lal Garg, questioninghis criticism of Pakistan, as well as an earlier statement made byMalwinder Singh Mali on Kashmir. Both of them were recently appointedby Sidhu as his advisors.