By Nita Yadav
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Senior Congress leader Pratap Singh Bajwa asked to stay away from AAP.
Assembly elections are near in Haryana. Ahead of the elections, the political heat has increased over the alliance between the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party. Top leaders of both the parties have discussed the issue twice, but so far no result has come out. There are speculations that there may be a third meeting between them. But senior Congress leader Pratap Singh Bajwa has made a big statement about the alliance. He said that Congress should not have an alliance with AAP in Haryana. The more distance from AAP, the better for Congress.
He further said, “As a party worker, I have given my opinion to the high command, which is the opinion of an ordinary worker. I am sharing with the party. The more we stay away from them, the better for us. But the remaining decision will be taken by the High Command. “I am speaking not as the Leader of the Opposition in the Punjab Assembly, but as a worker after taking the opinion of my workers.”
It is not right to divide the land and give them a share.Pratap Singh
Leader of Opposition in Punjab Pratap Singh Bajwa further said, “Our fight in Punjab is with the Aam Aadmi Party. I have conveyed the sentiments of the Congress workers and not the leaders to the high command. And gave his opinion. The remaining decision has to be taken by the High Command. Rahul Gandhi’s thinking of playing the big brother role in the ‘Bharat’ alliance in the Congress and keeping his allies together is right. There is no harm in keeping the Aam Aadmi Party in the ‘Bharat’ coalition. But it is not right to divide our workers and our land and give them a share.
Elections will be held on October 5
Let us tell you that Haryana is going to vote for the assembly elections on October 5. This election to be held on 90 seats will be completed in a single phase. Earlier, voting was to be held here on October 1. But due to Asoj Amavasya, an age-old festival of the Bishnoi community, the election date was changed. Its results along with Jammu and Kashmir will be announced on October 8.
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