Case against Partap Bajwa: Congress protests across Punjab

Tribune News Service

Bathinda, Updated At : 08:36 AM Apr 15, 2025 IST

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Congress workers on Monday protested across the state against the lodging of a case against the Leader of the Opposition in the Punjab Assembly Partap Singh Bajwa over his “50-bombs-have-reached-Punjab” claim. Acting on the directives of state Congress chief Amrinder Singh Raja Warring, the party workers took to the streets in Bathinda.

In Sangrur, Congress workers burnt an effigy of the Chief Minister. They were led by Sangrur Congress president Surinder Pal Singh Sibia.

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