SAD dares AAP govt to take action against Sukhvilas

Accusing the AAP government of engaging in a smear campaign, Grewal added, “The Congress government previously employed the same tactics for five years, using this issue for political advantage. However, it failed to substantiate any of its claims. Now, the AAP government is following in the footsteps of its predecessor, with the Rural Development Minister even making outrageous allegations that the land on which the project stands is under scrutiny. This is a fabrication and will be proven as such in due course of time.”

Grewal further asserted that the AAP government was desperate to divert attention from its abysmal failures on all fronts, as well as the immoral actions of its ministers and legislators, including Cabinet Minister Lal Chand Kataruchak and the family of legislator Jagdeep Kamboj. “The AAP government has also demonstrated a complete breakdown of law and order and allowed goonda raj to prevail, leaving the people disillusioned. Instead of addressing these issues, the government is engaging in witch hunts and pursuing vendetta against its opponents.”

Providing additional information, the SAD leader clarified, “It is a well-known fact that the land on which Sukhvilas stands is a former property of late Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal. It falls under the purview of British-era laws as it is adjacent to a forest. Section 4 of the Punjab Land Preservation Act permits land usage if an equal area is designated for the creation of a green belt. This requirement was fulfilled, and permission was obtained from the forest department. Furthermore, Sukhvilas is located on land that was leveled and was part of Parkash Singh Badal’s erstwhile farm.”

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