Raja Warring Says, Will leave politics if the AAP secures all 13 seats in Punjab
Raja Warring
The Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee president, Amrinder Singh Raja Warring, declared he will step down from politics should the AAP win all 13 seats in the parliamentary elections.
According to Raja Warring, “AAP’s claims of winning all 13 seats might culminate in a crushing defeat, rendering them incapable of facing the electorate following the results. Such bold claims necessitate real accomplishments and labor, which the AAP has not produced in the two years that it has been in power in the state.
Raja Warring added that he was positive that voters will be disappointed by the AAP’s “13-0” rhetoric, which is comparable to the BJP’s “400 paar” forecasts. “The issues faced by the state and its people across many sectors have only gotten worse as there hasn’t been any noticeable improvement under the AAP government. The electorate in Punjab has witnessed the harmful impacts of the AAP government, with the much-hyped “badlaav” merely serving to highlight these disadvantages, according to the head of the PPCC.
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“The past two years have been marred by an array of false assurances,” Warring emphasized, highlighting the unfulfilled promises and governance inadequacies. The farming community in Punjab is still suffering as a result of inefficient government.
Declaring, “The upcoming electoral verdict will undoubtedly reflect the populace’s rejection of governance characterised by deceitful practices and dishonesty,” Warring asserted the electorate’s wisdom and denounced deceptive activities.
In the meantime, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and the state administration came under fire today from Leader of the Opposition (LoP) Partap Singh Bajwa for failing to compensate farmers whose crops were harmed by the sudden hailstorm.
“The chief minister used to spread the word that farmers will receive compensation for their damaged crop even before girdawari was held, ahead of the Assembly elections in 2022. Since the hailstorm that damaged the wheat harvest in various parts of the state around a week ago, the farmers have not received any compensation, Bajwa continued. Farmers, according to him, are still demonstrating against Agriculture Minister Gurmeet Singh Khuddian.
