Punjab Chief Minister cautions opposition against 'threat politics'
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Synopsis
On April 14, Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann cautioned opposition leaders against engaging in divisive 'threat politics', stressing that citizens will not tolerate such behavior. He condemned a Congress leader's baseless claims about bombs, emphasizing the need for issue-based politics rather than fear-mongering.
Key Takeaways
- Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann warns against divisive politics.
- Criticism of unfounded claims made by opposition leaders.
- Importance of focusing on issue-based politics highlighted.
- The public is no longer fooled by misleading propaganda.
- A new political era is dawning in Punjab.
Chandigarh, April 14 (NationPress) Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann issued a stern warning on Monday to opposition party leaders against engaging in the politics of threat and terror, emphasizing that the public will not tolerate their divisive and malicious conduct.
The Chief Minister criticized a senior Congress leader for making an unfounded and irrational claim that 50 bombs had infiltrated the state, with 18 having exploded and 32 remaining unaccounted for.
He stated that such an illogical assertion was intended solely to instill fear and panic among the populace.
Mann declared this behavior as unacceptable, unjustified, and undesirable, insisting that the residents of the state will not forgive such leaders.
The Chief Minister noted that neither state nor central agencies had any evidence to support this assertion, branding the Congress leader's claims as false and irrelevant.
With a touch of sarcasm, he remarked that instead of revealing the locations of these supposed bombs, Bajwa is now seeking legal asylum from his misdeeds.
Mann urged the opposition to pivot from such antics and concentrate on issue-based politics instead.
He pointed out that traditional parties are envious of his background as a common man dedicated to the welfare of the people.
Mann remarked that these leaders have long operated under the illusion of a divine right to govern the state, making it difficult for them to accept that an ordinary individual can manage the state effectively.
He affirmed that these leaders have been deceiving the public for years, but now the citizens are no longer swayed by their misleading propaganda.
The Chief Minister noted that the wise individuals of the state have rejected these leaders, who resided in lavish accommodations during their time in power.
He concluded by stating that the state is entering a new era, having shown the door to those once deemed invincible.
