More than 500 activists of SOI court arrest while marching in protest to CM residence in Chandigarh. Chandigarh 08 April ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : More than 500 activists of the Students Organisation of India, the student body of the Shiromani Akali Dal, today courted arrest while marching to the residence of chief minister Bhagwant Mann to protest against his malicious comments against the organization. The SOI members started their protest from Sector 11 and marched towards the residence of the chief minister. They were met with barricades and were rounded up and taken to the Sector 3 police station. SAD president Sukhbir Singh Badal also spoke to the activists on video call and commended their efforts to hold the chief minister to account for making defamatory remarks. Later talking to newsmen, SOI president Ranjit Singh Rana said Bhagwant Mann had taken politics to a new low by trying to brand educated youth as drug addicts. Asserting that the chief minist...
“Congress, BJP and AAP — all political parties are hand in glove” : Prem Pal Chauhan
Chandigarh 08 April ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : “Congress, BJP and the Aam Aadmi Party — all political parties are colluding with each other and ignoring the interests of the city’s residents,” alleged Prem Pal Chauhan, leader of the ‘Aap Ki Awaaz’ party.
He stated that all three major parties hold power at different levels in Chandigarh — the city has a Congress Member of Parliament, a BJP Mayor, and a majority of the Municipal Corporation is held by the Aam Aadmi Party. Despite this, no concrete steps have been taken for years to safeguard nearly 66,000 Housing Board flats in the city.
Prem Pal Chauhan further alleged that if these parties were truly accountable to the public, such a major issue would have been resolved by now. He said the situation clearly reflects a lack of political will and a failure to prioritize the concerns of common citizens.
He urged the administration and concerned authorities to resolve issues related to Chandigarh Housing Board flats at the earliest, so that thousands of affected families can get relief.
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