Delhi minister Sirsa slams AAP govt’s ‘atrocities’ in Punjab, moves condemnation motion
He cited DM Gagandeep Singh Randhawa’s suicide, alleging AAP Minister Laljit Singh Bhullar pressured him to award tenders to certain individuals
Delhi minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa moved a condemnation motion in Delhi Assembly, alleging corruption and atrocities under the AAP govt in Punjab. He cited DM Gagandeep Singh Randhawa’s suicide, alleging AAP Minister Laljit Singh Bhullar pressured him to award tenders to certain individuals.
Sirsa claimed Randhawa was unlawfully confined, forced to record a video, and sustained pressure led to his death. He cited other incidents, including MLA Amritpal Singh threatening SDM Walia, harassment linked to AAP MP Meet Hayer, and two brothers’ suicide in Faridkot.
Sirsa said, “AAP’s pursuit of power, greed, and wealth accumulation has reached such an extent that people were exploited earlier, and now lives are being lost.”
The motion, unanimously passed, condemns AAP’s alleged actions. Sirsa holds “Super CM” Arvind Kejriwal accountable, questioning lack of action. He appealed for support, stating he will continue raising his voice until injustices are addressed.
