LEADERSPEAK: Congress, Akalis in cahoots over drugs

The Congress has failed to bring even the street drug smugglers to justice, let alone the big fish. Congress and SAD leaders are conspirators in their schemes to ruin the youth of Punjab. — Bhagwant Mann, state AAP president Call...

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Updated At : 12:23 PM Jan 11, 2022 IST

Call all-party meet on campaigning

The Election Commission should call an all-party meeting to reach a consensus on the way of campaigning. How can parties reach out to the poor who do not have access to smartphones and the Internet? — Sukhbir Singh Badal, SAD president

Actor’s sister will be game-changer

Malvika Sood’s joining the party will be a game-changer. It is very rare that a party (state) president and the Chief Minister both have gone to someone’s home to grant the honour. She deserves it. — Navjot Singh Sidhu, PCC president

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