Cong creating fear among people: AAP leader Harpal Cheema

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Chandigarh, July 23

AAP’s Leader of Opposition Harpal Cheema today said the Congress, like the BJP, was trying to create fear among people by using “Pakistan and Khalistan as weapon” ahead of the elections.

Cheema slammed CM Capt Amarinder Singh and the Congress over allegations of AAP having ties with Pakistan. Cheema said: “Capt Amarinder should refrain from creating an atmosphere of fear under the guise of Pakistan or terrorism and must fulfil the promises he made in the remaining few months.” He said a few days ago, the CM claimed Navjot Sidhu had met AAP leaders, but today he accused the party of having ties with Pakistan. He claimed the CM was in fact using Pakistan to remind people about links Sidhu had with Pakistan Army chief Gen Bajwa and his proximity to PM Imran Khan. — TNS

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