Member of Parliament (MP) and Chairman of the Poll Campaign Committee of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Bhagwant Mann today alleged that Badal Government has hurt the religious sentiments of Sikhs by making political use of the religious film “Char Sahibzade and condemned the transfer of a Woman Officer, when she objected use of this film in the ‘Propaganda Vans” of Akalis.“Once this honest woman officer objected to the blasphemous Act of Badals, she was immediately transferred by Badals”, Mann said while terming it highly ‘condemnable and deplorable’.Badals should understand now that people are fed up with them and they don’t want to come into any trap laid by them, Mann said alleging that now Akalis were attempting to attract people on the pretext of showing them the religious movie “Char Sahibzade”.“Is it not an act of hurting the religious sentiments of Sikhs by Akalis, who are using religion for political gain? Mann quipped.Badals claim for their achievements.
What achievements they attained, is it an achievement that unemployed youth are forced to climb water tanks to demand jobs, Govt is unable to pay salaries and their dues on time is an achievement, suicide by farmers on almost every day due to heavy debt is an achievement of Govt, Deteriorated law & order in state is an achievement?, Mann quipped a serious of questions.When people were fed by watching Badals 24x7 on PTC Channel, they turned to use of the famous religious movie “Char Sahibzade”, Mann said conveying to CM Badal “Mukh Mantri Saab, hun tuhadi hatti band hon wali hai, kyoki loki changi tarah samajh chuke ne tuhade challe” (CM Sahib, now the time is ripe to close your shop, as people have already understood all your schemes”.It is pertinent to mention here that Block Development and Panchayat Officer (BDPO) Baljit Kaur Dhillon was transferred to the state headquarters after she objected to SAD leaders’ picture with “Çhar Sahibzade” (four sons of Guru Gobind Singh) on vans used in the screening of the movie with the same name. She had raised an objection through a Facebook post.The pictures were displayed on vans used in the screening of the movie at Burajmuhar village by the Public Relations Department recently.