Shiromani Akali Dal Vice President and former MLA from Khadoor Sahib assembly constituency Ravinder Singh Brahmpura took a satirical swipe at Administrative Reforms Minister Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal and Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann today. “The Administrative Reforms Department, supposedly helmed by Dhaliwal, seems to be nothing but a figment of imagination,” remarked former MLA Ravinder Singh Brahmpura during his visit to Manochal village in Khadoor Sahib. Brahmpura went on to mock the inexperienced leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and the inefficiencies of the ‘AAP’ government, controlled remotely from Delhi.“The dismal failure of the ‘AAP’ government in Punjab is evident in the lack of law and order, departmental disarray, and the betrayal of Punjabis,” expressed Brahmpura.
“Handing over the state to such inept individuals will only bury Punjab under insurmountable debt once they vacate office,” he added.
Brahmpura criticized the ‘AAP’ ministers for their lack of knowledge about their assigned departments and questioned their ability to serve the people effectively under Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s leadership. Calling for Mann’s immediate resignation, Brahmpura emphasized the need to revoke ‘AAP’s control over Punjab to prevent further deterioration in law and order and economic stability. “Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann must acknowledge his shortcomings and step down as running the state requires more than just rhetoric,” asserted Brahmpura.
“The ‘AAP’ government promised change but has cost Punjab a staggering loss of Rs 3.75 lakh crore, indicating a failure to govern efficiently,” he concluded.
In light of the deteriorating situation, Brahmpura urged for a leadership change to prevent Punjab from plunging into chaos due to poor governance and inexperience at the helm. “Brahmpura called for immediate action to salvage the state’s integrity and prosperity.”
On this occasion, Gursewak Singh Sheikh, former district president of Youth Akali Dal Tarn Taran, along with Satnam Singh Shah Manochahal, Lakhbir Singh Secretary, Palwinder Singh Pinka former Sarpanch, and Bapu Ajaib Singh, among others, were present.
