AAP candidate Kulwant Singh campaigns in Mohali district on Thursday. Tribune photo
Mohali January 20
Tired of excesses and corruption of sitting MLA and Congress candidate Balbir Singh Sidhu, the people of Mohali Assembly constituency are reposing faith in the leadership of AAP candidate and former Mayor Kulwant Singh.
Kulwant stated this during his door-to-door campaign in Nadiali village on Thursday. He said, “Sidhu has taken over common land of villages and handed these over to his relatives so as to keep his brother busy in collecting money. The sitting MLA is filling his coffers with hard earned money and evading government taxes on large scale.”
“Sidhu has crossed all limits of corruption in Mohali and a large number of people from Nadiali village have announced to join AAP,” he added.
“As soon as the AAP government comes to power in the state, strict action will be taken against Sidhu,” he said.
Sajal Singh, Karamjit Singh, Channan Ram, Karnail Singh, Man Singh, Ravinder Singh, Manmohan Singh, Manoj Kumar, Dilshad Malik and Avtar Singh were among those present on the occasion.
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