Hindustan Times (Chandigarh)

POLITICS OVER KARTAPUR CORRIDOR

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The Kartarpur gurdwara corridor issue has become a topic of discussion and controvers­y in Punjab between the Congress and the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD). What is shocking is that we are forgetting our gurus’ message of love and fraternity in pursuit of our selfish motives. Our treacherou­s neighbours across the border must be laughing because their ambiguous offer has put our leaders at each other’s throat so easily.

Tarsem Singh, Mahilpur superannua­tion. Delay in processing the file means the Haryana administra­tion is in a deep slumber. Similar conditions also prevail in the case of Punjab and Maharashtr­a DGPS.

Jagdish Singh Jassal,

Patiala realise that the state suffered much due to exploitati­on of religious sentiments. It’s time not to play the same old sinister game. Religious matters should be left to the management­s who run such institutio­ns. Communal harmony must be preserved at all cost. Jatinder Bir Singh

Nanda, Ludhiana hostile neighbour. Even more shocking is the Indian security establishm­ent’s silence on this brutality which is sure to cast a shadow on the already tense India-pakistan relationsh­ip. It’s a wake-up for India to take counter-action to deter Pakistan from such misadventu­res and keep up the morale of our defence personnel on the border.

Anika Sharma, Kharar person. These must be allowed only during election campaignin­g. The recent SAD rallies have done no good for Punjab with the overarchin­g purpose being to pull down opponents and woo voters. The government can highlight its welfare schemes, if any, through the media. People are wise enough to assess things and whether or not the benefit is passing on to them. We need a cost-effective way of political mobilisati­on.

Jaswant Singh,

Chandigarh

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