CHANDIGARH- Every section of people in Punjab are disillusioned with the brazen unholy alliance between ruling AAP and Congress and they are waiting for announcement of Code of Conduct to come out openly against Bhagwant Mann led regime's arrogance and undermining of Punjab's prestige and autonomy at alter of his political bosses in Delhi.
The views were expressed by the Punjab BJP President Sunil Jakhar on Saturday while interacting with media persons here after chairing the crucial State Election Management Committee meeting and party office bearers ahead of ensuing Lok Sabha Polls.
People of Punjab have seen through this illegal partnership between aap and Congress and they are ready to teach both parties a lesson in Lok Sabha elections, Jakhar said adding that BJP is the only party suited to safeguard Punjab's long term interests with solid return to Centre under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Last ten years have seen India grow at an incremental pace and the whole world is looking at us to build on the momentum, Jakhar said. "Punjab will vote for continuity at centre and will contribute maximum by making BJP win all seats, the State BJP President averred while asking all party officer bearers and cadre at ground level to keep working harder and take Prime Minister's message of all inclusive development to every home.
BJP works most efficiently and we are fully geared for exposing the falsehood of Aap on every issue, be it the concerns of farmers or demands of government employees or industrialists.
The Punjab Chief Minister's drama of projecting himself as farmers' advocate has further exposed his understanding of farming issues and has also enlightened farmers about the insidious AAP agenda to instigate and use our youngsters for political motive, Jakhar said.
While CM wastes public money to have tea and lunch photo-ops with industrialists in other states, gangsters rule the roost and even the small trader is living under fear of being killed for no fault of his. No section of people are satisfied with this government, which will be voted out in Lok Sabha Polls very shortly, Jakhar remarked.