Leader of Opposition Pratap Singh Bajwa and AAP leader Aman Arora.
After the statement of terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu in the grenade case, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has once again made serious allegations against Leader of Opposition in the Punjab Assembly Pratap Singh Bajwa. At the same time, Aam Aadmi Party state head Aman Arora has clarified that
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The AAP has said on its social media account that the statement made by terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu in support of Bajwa could be a conspiracy against the peace of Punjab. AAP questioned Pratap Bajwa’s statement in which he said that “50 grenades have been brought to India.” This statement has now been supported by Khalistani terrorist Pannu, who operates from Pakistan.
The party has expressed apprehension that why the statements of both Pannu and Bajwa are the same? Does Bajwa also have any contact with Pakistan?
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AAP said that on the one hand, terrorist Pannu threatens to spread panic in India and on the other hand Bajwa is seen shaking the tone of his tone. It is clear that this is not a simple coincidence, but a sign of deep conspiracy.
The Aam Aadmi Party has questioned that terrorist Gurpatwant Pannu gave a statement in support of Congress leader Pratap Bajwa. Is this another new conspiracy to spread terror in Punjab?
Along with this, another question has also been raised and said that similar statements are being made by terrorists Pannu and Bajwa, who are directly related to Pakistan. Does Pratap Bajwa also have a connection with Pakistan like Pannu?
What was the matter?
A few days ago, Congress leader Pratap Singh Bajwa claimed during a public event that “50 grenades have come to Punjab and a conspiracy is being hatched to destabilize the state.” After this statement, Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu released a video and expressed support by confirming Bajwa’s statement.
Pannu said in this video that what Bajwa has said is absolutely correct and weapons have reached Khalistan supporters in India. After this, the Aam Aadmi Party questioned the equality of both statements and called it a great conspiracy.
The AAP says that it cannot be a normal match that an Indian leader is talking about grenade on one side and is confirming the same terrorist who is sitting in Pakistan. The party has demanded that a high -level inquiry into the entire case should be conducted.
Burning on arrest from High Court
The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Wednesday issued a notice to the Punjab government and directed that Congress leader Pratap Singh Bajwa has reached his 50 bombs in Punjab, the next hearing date should not be arrested till 22 April.
After this order, the statement of AAP state president Aman Arora has also come out. He said that this relief has been given to Bajwa on conditions. In which relief has been given on the conditions of cooperating in an investigation, not going abroad and not issuing any other statement in this case.