Kejriwal and AAP leadership have no contribution for country: Badal

Chandigarh, October 10, 2016: The Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today dared the Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the entire leadership of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to list their single contribution for the country in general and for the state in particular.
Interacting with the media persons during the sidelines of Sangat Darshan program in Lambi assembly segment here today, the Chief Minister said that AAP was just a party of hollow slogans and false promises adding that this party neither has any glorious track record nor any achievement for the public welfare or for the service of the country and state. He said that it was on record that AAP was just a ‘bunch of opportunists and defectors’ who have left one party or another to acquire power so nothing good for the state and its people could be expected from these people. Mr. Badal said that the sole aim of these people was just to vest political power in the state.
The Chief Minister said that Kejriwal was not even aware of the basics of Agriculture and village life of the state. He said that a state where majority of population resides in the villages could not be run by a party whose leaders were not acquainted to the problems faced by the people residing in them. Mr. Badal said that the Delhi Chief Minister and other AAP leadership was also ignorant about the basic topography of the state.
The Chief Minister exhorted the people to adopt a cautious approach while casting their vote as their verdict could make or mar the future of the state. Drawing comparison between pro-people SAD-BJP alliance government and anti-people AAP government in Delhi, he said that while on one hand Delhi government headed by Arvind Kejriwal has done nothing for weaker and underprivileged sections of society but on the other hand SAD-BJP alliance government in the state has taken several pro - poor initiatives like Atta-Dal, pension, shagun, Bhagat Puran Singh Sehat Beema Yojna, Mai Bhago Vidya Scheme and others to safeguard the interests of poor and needy.