“The Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal has been facing criticism in Punjab during his five day tour. In Bhatinda, people raised slogans against the AAP national convener. They were shouting that Kejriwal go back to Delhi.”
There is a saying that the first impression is the last impression. Kejriwal has left the bad impression in Punjab as the people are now aware of the fact that he builds castles in the air and nothing else.
Kejriwal has started his five days tour in Punjab from Sangrur on Thursday. The new hopes of shining Punjab have dashed into the ground as in Bhatinda, people protested against the “seasonal bird”. The residents of the city were demanding that Kejriwal should go back.
The protest was held against the Kejriwal’s anti national policy as he had supported the JNU incident. Moreover, the residents were saying that he has done nothing for Delhi and on what grounds, he is coming to Punjab.
A person who cannot hear the cries of the people of Delhi can now is moving to Punjab by leaving Delhi people in lurch. Moreover, AAP had planned the incident in JNU where the members of AAP youth wing raised slogans in favour of Pakistan.
The residents of Bhatinda welcomed him with black flags. A protestor told that the main objective of the protest is to aware Kejriwal that the public of Punjab hates him. He is an anti-national and hungry of votes only. Moreover, the anti Kejriwal posters also pasted on the walls in Sangrur.
Kejriwal is disturbing peace in Punjab by playing his cheap politics. He had earlier played the trick of Khalistan as the party leaders had distributed posters of the muffler man with the slain militant, Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale.
Moreover, the old friends of Kejriwal, Yogender Yadav and Prashant Bhushan also termed the tour as an “opportunistic tour” to Punjab. The both leaders have called the move of Kejriwal as a selfish motive to woo the voters of Punjab.
The people had also protested against Kejriwal in Jallandar and burnt his effigy for supporting the anti-national incident at JNU, Delhi.
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