Leader of Opposition from punjab congress, Pratap Singh Bajwa has targeted the aam aadmi party and called itthe B-team of BJP. Along with this, the working style of AAP has been compared with that of BJP. Pratap SinghBajwa wrote in a post on X that aam aadmi party was basically brought to make a dent in the votes of the IndianNational Congress. Like the Asaduddin Owaisi-led All india Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) and theBahujan Samaj Party, the AAP plays no role in the elections other than diluting the Congress’s votes.Congress leader Pratap Singh Bajwa further said, If one looks at the previous assembly election results in somestates, including the recent assembly election results of Madhya Pradesh, rajasthan and Chhattisgarh, one willknow that AAP data-faced a humiliating defeat. The vote count was less than NOTA. However, due to some reasonswe could not perform as per our expectations. We performed quite well. aam aadmi party is the B-team of BJP.AAP’s working style is exactly the same as that of BJP. This is the working style of a led central government.Tension increases between congress and AAP in Punjab
Congress had a crushing defeat in Madhya Pradesh, rajasthan and Chhattisgarh. After this, it was believed thatthe distance between the aam aadmi party and congress, which is part of the india alliance in punjab, wouldreduce. The two can reconcile. But, the leaders of punjab congress do not want an alliance with the Aam AadmiParty in punjab under any circumstances, even though both the parties are part of the I.N.D.I.A alliance. In such asituation, there does not seem to be any reconciliation between the I.N.D.I.A alliance, congress and AAP inPunjab. Two days ago, media persons asked Pratap Singh Bajwa whether his stand regarding the india allianceis the same as before. On this, Bajwa said that his stand is 110 percent the same as before.
Congress had a crushing defeat in Madhya Pradesh, rajasthan and Chhattisgarh. After this, it was believed thatthe distance between the aam aadmi party and congress, which is part of the india alliance in punjab, wouldreduce. The two can reconcile. But, the leaders of punjab congress do not want an alliance with the Aam AadmiParty in punjab under any circumstances, even though both the parties are part of the I.N.D.I.A alliance. In such asituation, there does not seem to be any reconciliation between the I.N.D.I.A alliance, congress and AAP inPunjab. Two days ago, media persons asked Pratap Singh Bajwa whether his stand regarding the india allianceis the same as before. On this, Bajwa said that his stand is 110 percent the same as before.
