Driving Naari Programme launched in Chandigarh
CHANDIGARH, February 8: Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee president Capt Amarinder Singh today warned the Aam Aadmi Party not to behave as anarchists as Punjab cannot afford another era of violence and bloodshed.
“If you want to come to Punjab come as a democratic party and not as anarchists crying inqilab (revolution)”, he said, while referring to the circulation of posters in different villages in Punjab invoking people to “revolution”. “Please do not try to mislead our youth for your petty political ends”, he asked the AAP.
Addressing a press conference after inducting senior leaders Deepinder Singh Dhillon and Harry Mann into the party here today, Capt Amarinder said, spreading and circulating anonymous pamphlets asking people for “revolution” and targeting the leaders of mainstream parties was obviously an attempt by the AAP to spread chaos and anarchy which is highly condemnable and unacceptable.
The PCC president said, those coming from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar must realise that they have no right to spread anarchy and unrest in Punjab as they seem to be intending to do. “Nobody in Punjab wants the situation to go back to the dark era”, he said, while hoping that the better sense will prevail among the AAP and it will behave in a democratic manner and not as anarchists.
