Punjab BJP president suggest Mann to sink differences with Governor over a cup of tea

Amritsar, August 7 – Punjab BJP president Sunil Jakhar advised Punjab Chief minister Bhagwant Mann don’t behave childish and be sensible as  Governor Punjab is such a respectable personality.

Addressing the press conference here today, Jakhar talking about the fuss between Punjab Governor and Punjab chief minister  said that CM should use sophisticated  language and give due respect  to Governor Punjab but by not doing so Mann created unwanted situation.

Adding further he said, “Present ongoing war of words between Governor and CM was totally  unavoidable and unfortunate as the matter should have been settled down over  a cup of tea but Mann deliberately created the tension by using wrong words for Governor Punjab as it is a deep rooted conspiracy of AAP. Here the CM should act with decency as whatever the words come from his mouth reflect all over the Punjab, so he should act sensibly. The wrong language used by Mann has hurt the Governor who should be given due respect, Jakhar quipped.

Talking about the Punjab state, said he was  here while  following the party high command directives to unfurl the party flags each corner of Punjab with developmental agenda in mind.

Coming to AAP he said, “ Before forming the Government they were urging the people to give   one opportunity to Aam Admi party in Punjab as all their election candidates are common man as some are running mobile repair shops and some are doing cycle repair work. But after the landslide victory of the party all such party candidates are tying Rolex watches on their wrists, costlier    shoes worth Rs, 40,000 besides luxurious cars worth crores”, Jakhar quipped.

He said it was not a victory for the Aam Admi party in Punjab since People of the State gave a chance to bring change while ignoring all traditional political parties. Now AAP should be duty bound to fulfill promises they have made during election days.

Urging people don’t be emotional in future to cast their valuable vote to any political party, he said.