Political Turmoil in Punjab: BJP vs. AAP Allegations

The Punjab BJP chief Sunil Jakhar claims that AAP's FIRs against former member Sandeep Pathak are a diversion from the controversy of CM Bhagwant Mann's alleged drunken state. Accusations include political vendetta and double standards, raising questions on the integrity of both parties involved in the ongoing turmoil.

Punjab BJP chief Sunil Jakhar has accused the AAP government of misusing FIRs as a diversion tactic to shift focus from Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s alleged arrival at the Punjab Assembly while inebriated.

Jakhar claims these actions against Rajya Sabha MP Sandeep Pathak, who defected from AAP to BJP, signify a political vendetta. The BJP plans to raise this issue with Governor Gulab Chand Kataria.

Jakhar alleged that AAP's change in stance and targeting former allies after they join BJP underscores its double standards, causing public resentment. The controversy intensifies as poll implications loom for Punjab in 2027.