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‘I may be poor, but I am not weak’: Punjab CM promises to solve sacrilege and drugs issues

 

Sri Chamkaur Sahib: Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi promised on Saturday that all those who were involved in the sacrilege incidents would be unmasked. The CM was addressing a gathering after laying the foundation stone of Bela-Paniyali road and bridge over the river Sutlej during a state-level function.

 

‘I may be poor but I am not weak. I will solve Punjab’s issues that people in every house in the state will say “Ghar ghar de vich chali gal, Channi karda masle (issues) hal (solve). I will solve all issues including sacrilege and drugs, all those involved in the sacrilege incidents will be unmasked’, Channi assured. He added that the state’s legal team has managed to get permission to interrogate Gurmeet Ram Rahim in sacrilege case. ‘Our lawyers are also fighting the case of drugs in the court and hopefully, on November 18, the sealed reports will be opened’, CM informed.

 

‘All those guilty who pushed our youth into drugs would not be spared at any cost. With the opening of the report against the drug mafia all the big sharks involved in drug trafficking would be exposed’, he added, raising the issue of drugs in Punjab. Reiterating his government’s firm commitment to stamp out corruption from the life of the public, the CM said that every decision is taken for the overall development and prosperity of the state, besides the welfare of its people with absolute sincerity and determination.

 

Lashing out at the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leaders, Channi said that the SAD government had ignored the interests of the state and gave priority only to its vested interests. He also accused the SAD to be in sync with BJP for indulging in an ugly game of politics, thereby, fanning hatred by playing the card of caste and religion.

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Channi further attacked the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and said that several self-styled ‘aam adami’ have surfaced nowadays just for politicking, and are not even remotely connected with the basic problems and needs of the people. ‘Such people are exploiting the emotions of the people by promising a moon to them with the sole motive of pursuing their political ambitions’, CM accused.

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