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| Wah Kejriwal: In AAP’s Punjab, gangster parties with cop | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 31: Even as the Aam Aadmi Party “continues to get exposed as its tall claims of honesty are falling flat”, in the latest a policeman in Punjab was caught on the camera partying with gangsters linked to the killing of famous singer Sidhu Moose Wala.
The sacked Crime Investigation Agency in-charge of Mansa police Pritpal Singh has been seen with aide of gangster Deepak Tinu at a night club in a purported viral video, believed to be taken earlier this year after the AAP government came to power.
In the viral video, Pritpal can be seen with Tinu’s aide Mohit Bhardwaj in a night club at Industrial Area in Chandigarh.
[31/10, 17:33] Sriagar: Interestingly, this video has been leaked on social media days after Bhardwaj was taken into custody by the Mohali police. Sources said the video has been taken by Bhardwaj.
A former police official told the Early Times on the condition of anonymity that the AAP has got totally exposed in Punjab and that many of the people were feeling that they made the wrong decision by choosing such a party to power.
While the AAP government has left Punjab allegedly debt ridden for hundreds of crores, what is even shocking is that the Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann is spending millions on “self promotion of his own self and Kejriwal” through government advertisements in the areas beyond Punjab where the party has political interests.
The AAP government is allegedly ignoring interests of Punjabi people.
Observers said the AAP government should have resigned on moral grounds after the assassination of the Sidhu Moose Walal who fell prey to bullets of gangsters only after Mann withdrew his security.
“From liquor scam to misuse of public money to Sidhu Mosse Wala murder, the AAP has got exposed from Delhi to Punjab. I think this party won’t survive on the slogan of honesty and integrity any further,” the said the analyst.
Despite repeated attempts, the concerned couldn’t be contacted for comments. |
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