Highland Kings Set the Early Pace as Panchkula Golf League Season 2 Tees Off Panchkula 4 February ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The opening day of the Panchkula Golf League (PGL) Season 2 witnessed an exciting start as defending champions Highland Kings stamped their authority early, topping Group A with an impressive 360 total points after the first round of matches. With all teams completing one fixture on Day One, the league standings already reflect the intensity of competition, as bonus points began playing a decisive role in shaping the table. Close on the heels of the leaders are ADS Falcons, who finished second with 336 points, followed closely by Shivalik Swingers on 332 points, keeping the race for the top wide open. Clubs on Flames (330 points) and TEE Titans (329 points) also remain firmly in contention, separated by the narrowest of margins. Further down the table, Sneakin Golfers accumulated 322 points, while GB Legends stood at 318 points. Green Warriors rounded off the s...
Rahul Gandhi’s Undignified Remark Once Again Exposes Congress’ Anti-Sikh Mindset : Tarun Chugh
Chandigarh 4 February ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh has strongly condemned Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for calling Union Minister of State for Railways Ravneet Singh Bittu a “traitor” outside the Parliament premises. Chugh said that Rahul Gandhi’s statement is extremely unfortunate, condemnable, and an insult to democratic decorum. Chugh stated that using such language against an elected representative is not only personally insulting but also hurts the dignity of the Sikh community and the nation as a whole. He said the Congress leadership must understand that dignity and sensitivity in public life are essential responsibilities of political leaders.
Chugh said that the dark chapter of 1984 continues to remain a deep wound in the hearts of the nation, particularly the Sikh community. He alleged that the country has not forgotten the role of the Congress party and the Nehru-Gandhi family during that period. Chugh said that the brutal killing of thousands of innocent Sikhs, organised violence across multiple cities, and the failure of the justice system remain a permanent blot on India’s democratic history.
Chugh added that while the country was burning, the Congress government remained silent. He said that individuals accused of instigating violence continued to roam freely for years and allegedly received political protection. Chugh stated that incidents where Sikhs were identified through voter lists and targeted continue to shake the conscience of the nation. Chugh said that Rahul Gandhi’s conduct reflects the same divisive mindset that has shaped Congress politics for decades. Chugh demanded that Rahul Gandhi apologise to the people of the country, particularly the Sikh community, for hurting their sentiments.
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