Chandigarh BJP leader accuses AAP of adopting double standards

City BJP media incharge Sanjeev Rana today slammed the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) while terming their politics “opportunistic, deceptive, and a symbol of nationalist silence”. “AAP presents the Congress as a promoter of corruption and terrorism in Punjab, while in...

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM Apr 21, 2025 IST

City BJP media incharge Sanjeev Rana today slammed the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) while terming their politics “opportunistic, deceptive, and a symbol of nationalist silence”.

“AAP presents the Congress as a promoter of corruption and terrorism in Punjab, while in Chandigarh, they are cozying up with it. Is this what they call ‘honest politics’?” questioned Rana. He also criticised AAP’s silence on the statement made by Leader of Opposition in Punjab Assembly Pratap Singh Bajwa, who claimed that “50 grenades have reached Punjab”.

“When Bajwa openly talks about 50 grenades coming into Punjab, why is AAP in Chandigarh silent? Do you support this statement? AAP silence is no longer just coincidental, it seems like a part of a bigger conspiracy,” he stated.

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