Malerkotla Sacrilege: Badal Has Cooked up Case, Alleges AAP
Rejecting the charge of its MLA's involvement in the Malerkotla sacrilege incident, the Aam Aadmi Party hit out at the BJP-SAD alliance in Punjab on Sunday. AAP Punjab chief Sanjay Singh claimed that its popularity has “rattled” the ruling dispensation prompting it to “cook up” cases.
Singh targeted the Badals over the state police's decision to summon its Mehrauli MLA Naresh Yadav, whose name has reportedly cropped up during the ongoing probe into the incident that had sparked violence.
Badal has cooked up this case. Dirty politics by BJP and SAD has begun in the form of conspiracies to frame our MLAs. They are rattled by AAP's popularity. People will respond to the game being played by the Badals and BJP.Sanjay Singh on Twitter
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पंजाब में अकाली दल -बीजेपी की घिनौनी हरकत शुरू,मलेर कोटला मामले में हमारे MLA नरेश को फ़साने की साजिश,AAP के जनाधार से अकाली-बीजेपी बौखलाए
July 2, 2016बादल ने गजब का फर्जी केस बनाया,अगर RSS, VHP ने नरेश यादव के कहने पर मलेर कोटला में हिंसा फैलाई फिर तो नरेश, मोदी-अमित शाह के लिये काम कर रहे
July 3, 2016DGP पंजाब से 4 जुलाई को सुबह 10 बजे मलेर कोटला मामले में मुलाकात होगी,बादल-बीजेपी के घिनौने खेल को पंजाब की जनता समझ रही है,जनता जवाब देगी
July 3, 2016Singh said that he will meet the Punjab DGP on Monday over the case. Yadav also dismissed Punjab Police's claim that he was in touch with one of the accused in the 24 June incident.
Sangrur SSP Prithpal Singh has told the media that the accused had met Yadav and exchanged phone calls.
Hundreds of people come to meet me everyday. I don't know the accused nor have I called him. It is a political conspiracy. And if the charges are proven right, then I am ready to be hanged. When everyone across the county, the Hindus, Mulsims, Sikhs and Christians, support us and we are winning the elections, then why will I do it? The whole country knows that only one party can do this.Naresh Yadav, AAP MLADelhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is in Amritsar as part of his three-day visit to Punjab.
The AAP is aiming to wrest power in the northern state where it will cross swords with the ruling SAD-BJP combine and Congress in the upcoming Assembly polls. Along with Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Goa, Manipur, and Uttarakhand will also go to polls in 2017.
(With PTI inputs.)
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