Hindustan Times (Patiala)

Tanwar, Surjewala hold separate public meets on Bishnoi’s turf

- HT Correspond­ent letterschd@hindustant­imes.com n

Two senior Congress leaders Ashok Tanwar and Randeep Singh Surjewala on Saturday, held separate political jan sabhas at the stronghold of another senior Congress leader Kuldeep Bishnoi here in Adampur assembly constituen­cy.

Kuldeep Bishnoi, however, did not attend any of the programmes. Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee (HPCC) chief Ashok Tanwar while addressing the jan sabha in Adampur Mandi said, “The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led by chief minister (CM) Manohar Lal Khattar have failed to maintain law and order in the state, resulting rape, gangrape and murder cases.”

Tanwar said the Congress government had always worked for all the communitie­s of the state. “The party president Rahul Gandhi is clear that those who are working round the clock for the party will be given ticket to fight coming election in the state,” said Ashok Tanwar.

The organiser of the jan sabha Satender Satender Singh said, “Under the leadership of Congress party president Rahul Gandhi and HPCC chief Ashok Tanwar, the Congress workers will work day and night for the wellness of the party.”

Meanwhile, senior Congress leader and national spokespers­on Randeep Singh Surjewala said that, “The BJP government must be called a ‘paper leak’ government.

During the BJP government, 14 questions papers, including important examinatio­ns like PMT and judicial papers, were leaked.”Surjewala said that during the elections the BJP government promised that laptops will be given to the students of the Class 10 and 11, but the government failed to keep those promises.

SURJEWALA CALLS BJP A ‘PAPER LEAK’ GOVERNMENT, SAYS IT DIDN’T FULFIL PROMISES

 ?? PTI ?? Haryana Congress president Ashok Tanwar holds a sword during a political programme in Hisar on Saturday.
PTI Haryana Congress president Ashok Tanwar holds a sword during a political programme in Hisar on Saturday.

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