Navjot Sidhu takes potshots at AAP, says recent actions by party workers don't square up with Bhagat Singh's ideology

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Updated At : 04:29 PM Apr 01, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, April 1

Punjab Congress leader Navjot Sidhu on Friday took potshots at the Aam Aadmi Party saying the recent actions by AAP workers did not square up with Bhagat Singh’s ideology.

Sharing a video of a scuffle, Sidhu tweeted, “Change is not necessarily progress. This is not badlaav that Punjab signed up for. Murders, Car thefts at Gunpoint, Snatching, Hooliganism & Kabza’s… Uncontrolled AAP workers fulfilling selfish motives…Poles apart from S. Bhagat Singh’s ideology of selflessness and sacrifice.”

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