Leaderspeak: Power purchase agreements still in force, says Bhagwant Mann

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CM Channi is misleading people on the issue of power purchase agreements (PPAs). The government has splurged on advertising the cancellation of PPAs, which, in reality, are still in force. — Bhagwant Mann, AAP

Kejriwal anti-panthic, anti-Punjab

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is anti-Panthic and anti-Punjab. He has rejected the documents of Davinder Pal Bhullar’s release thrice. Also, Kejriwal wants the construction of the SYL canal in the state. — Sukhbir Singh Badal, SAD

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