Chandigarh, February 11, 2022 (Yes Punjab News)
The Bharatiya Janata Party today lashed out at the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party for indulging in competitive corruption by selling tickets to party aspirants. This, the BJP said, has been revealed by their own leaders and not alleged by any outsider.
“Everything wrong that can be imagined, whether communalism or corruption is taking place in the Congress and the AAP and has been revealed by their own leaders”, union minister and the BJP in-charge for Punjab, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat said here today.
Referring to the Congress Rajya Sabha Member and former PCC President Shmsher Singh Dullo’s letter to the Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Shekhawat said, the party has crossed all the records in corruption and has now been completely exposed. This, he added, is besides the seizure of Rs ten crores from the nephew of the Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi.
“Earlier it was the PCC president Navjot Sidhu, who leveled serious allegations of corruption against the own party now another senior leader and a former PCC president has come on record with similar charges”, the BJP leader pointed out, while asking, “imagine how it can be possible for anyone who has purchased his ticket after paying hefty sum of crores of rupees, to remain honest after getting elected?”
Shekhawat also lashed out at the Aam Aadmi Party for being equally corrupt, in allocating tickets. Referring to the former Ferozepur Rural AAP candidate Ashu Banger’s, who later joined the Congress, allegations that he was asked for money and the allegations by Jalandhar AAP leaders against Raghav Chada for taking money for tickets, the BJP leader said, this was the party that claimed change and clean government, while it sold tickets to candidates.
He said the Bharatiya Janata Party was the only party with a neat and clean record with zero tolerance to corruption. The union minister dared the Congress and the AAP to come clean on these allegations and deny the same.
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