AMARINDER’S STATEMENT A THREAT TO PEACE : SAD

SAD COMPLAINS TO STATE ELECTION COMMISSION TO TAKE SERIOUS NOTICE OF AMARINDER’S STATEMENT

Chandigarh, June 9 : The Shiromani Akali Dal took a serious note of the statement released by Capt. Amarinder Singh today in which he has directed his partymen to ‘hit the akalis twice if they hit you once’ and described the statement as highly provocative, undemocratic, ill-legal and aimed at disturbing the peaceful atmosphere of the state. The party urged the State Election Commissioner to immediately take a serious note of this derogatory and mischievous statement. A written complaint in this regard has also been filed by the SAD Secretary and Spokesman Dr. Daljit Singh Cheema with the state election commission today.

            In a statement released to the press from party head office in Chandigarh, Dr. Cheema said that from the tone and tenor of the statement it becomes clear that Congres party has gone berserk anticipating crushing defeat in the municipal committee and corporation elections at the hands of SAD-BJP combine. Unable to face their high command and his party cadres,Capt. Amarinder Singh wants to disrupt the law and order situation in the state and to use it as a cover up for his utter failures.

He further said that it has become the habit of the Congress Chief to use foul language against the leadership of the SAD-BJP combine and create an atmosphere of hatred, enmity and tension. He said that the statement issued by the state Congress Chief has proved that he cannot leave his favorite ‘khunda culture’ inspite of the fact that this ‘khunda culture’ was totally rejected by the peace loving people of the state in recently held the assembly elections.

            Dr. Cheema urged the election commission to take a serious note of the threat and use of foul language by the state Congress Chief and take an appropriate action to check any misadventure on the part of the Congress Chief which can result in a serious law and order problem and disturb the hard earned peace in the state.