Sunil Jakhar writes to Guv for probe into allegations against Punjab minister

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Updated At : 01:24 PM Jan 28, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, January 27

Punjab BJP president Sunil Jakhar today shot off a letter to the Governor, seeking a detailed probe into allegations against an AAP minister.

Jakhar said, “The allegations are serious of nature and involve transgressions on account of moral turpitude, and therefore warrant a time-bound and impartial investigation.”

“The Bhagwant Mann regime, totally arrogant and dismissive of any criticism, has lost all public faith to conduct a fair probe is an open secret. Even in the earlier incident, which looked similar and distasteful allegations that included sexual misconduct with a minor against a minister, the CM had given him a clean chit immediately without any probe into the matter, putting all due legal and administrative processes on back-burner,” he alleged.

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