Tikka says congress victory in Jharkhand has proved that people are fed up with policies of BJP

Appreciates Capt Amarinder Singh for his firm stand on citizenship amendment act (CAA)

Ludhiana: Punjab Medium Industries Development Board (PMIDB) Chairman Mr Amarjit Singh Tikka today appreciated the pro-people development oriented policies of Capt Amarinder Singh led Punjab government and said that the Congress would form yet another government in the state in the year 2022. He said that the victory of the Congress party in the recently held Assembly elections in Jharkhand have proven that people are fed up with the policies of the Bharatiya Janta Party government at centre.
In a press statement issued here today, he also appreciated the firm stand of Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh over his stand over Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) as well as National Register of Citizens (NRC). He said that Capt Amarinder Singh’s stand has saved Punjab from inferno of hatred and violence.
Mr Tikka said that Capt Amarinder Singh stands like a tall wall against the Modi government's cunning design to polarise India and create permanent enemies within. He said that our state owes a big thanks to the farsighted leadership of Capt Amarinder Singh. He also said that CAA as well as NRC are a direct assault on our country’s secular character.
He said that everybody who loves tolerance, adores brotherhood and seeks peaceful coexistence of diversity of India is coming out against “witch hunting” through CAA and process of impending but boastfully declared NRC. He stated that students have really won hearts of millions of people by their bold and brave opposition to cunning manoeuvres of draconian mindset of a fascist regime.
Mr Amarjit Singh Tikka further stated that the recently concluded Progressive Punjab Investors Summit 2019 held in Mohali has proven that the entire country is willing to invest in Punjab. He said that investment close to Rs 50,000 crore have already been done in the state and a large number of investors/businessmen would be investing more in the days to come.