Capt Amarinder Singh hand in glove with Akalis: Navjot Kaur Sidhu

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Amritsar, November 12

Former MLA Dr Navjot Kaur Sidhu today accused former CM Capt Amarinder Singh of conniving with the SAD to delay justice in drug and sacrilege cases.

“For the past four and a half years, there was no government in Punjab as then CM Capt Amarinder was hand in glove with the Akalis. That’s the reason the culprits got immunity in

cases that pertained to drug trading and sacrilege, and PCC chief Navjot Singh Sidhu was removed from the Local Bodies Department” she alleged.

— TNS

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