Awaaz-e-punjab

kit walker

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Awaaz e Punjab is not a political outfit. It will not be fighting election. Jo Marzi Support kare onha di. Fact is they do not have any base in any constituency.
 

kit walker

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Jad Billi Thele chon bahar nikal gaye fer chup rehen ch hi faida. Ehi Sidhu ne kitta. BJP di B Team da Time te parda fash ho gaya es li hun chup bhe gaya. Ehi Social Media di jitt hai. You cannot ignore social media. Kali Dal ale ni social media nu changa samhaj de because it goes against them. There is 100% probability of social media balckout in punjab near assembly elections.
 

Dhillon

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Former BJP legislator Navjot Singh Sidhu began talking to both the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party as soon as he announced last week that his newly-formed Awaz-e-Punjab is not going to contest the crucial state elections.
Sources from all the three sides have confirmed that both Sidhu and his aides are back at the negotiating table, talking simultaneously to representatives of both the parties.
But wary of the past experience of dealing with him, both AAP and Congress leaders have decided not to talk to Sidhu directly but through others closely associated with their parties.
The Congress has deputed strategist Prashant Kishor, who is close to its vice-president Rahul Gandhi and managing the campaign for the party in both Punjab and Uttar Pradesh, to speak with Sidhu. Sources in the Congress and those close to Sidhu and Kishor confirmed the two had meetings in Delhi last week.
Sidhu had announced on September 22 that Awaz-e-Punjab would remain a political front and not a party because it did not want to divide the anti-incumbency vote in the state.
The AAP, too, having burnt its fingers in negotiations with the Sidhu couple last time around, is not dealing with him directly. Instead, his close aide, Rupinder Singh Sandhu – who was convicted with the former cricketer in a case of road rage in Patiala – is negotiating with a senior police officer close to AAP leaders.
“There have been meetings. The feelers are there (from AAP and Congress), I can’t deny that. But nothing has been concluded,” Sandhu, when contacted by Hindustan Times, confirmed.
Sandhu said both sides have to “spell out a clear vision for Punjab. If something favourable for Punjab comes up, Sidhu won’t take a minute to say yes.”
AAP leader HS Phoolka also confirmed that talks are on. “We don’t want a division of votes because the Akalis have to be taught a lesson. It will be good if things work out with Sidhu.”
Though Sangrur MP Bhagwant Mann is opposed to the AAP roping in Sidhu, many in the Punjab unit feel winning him over will put the party past the problems that have sprung after it sacked Sucha Singh Chhotepur as the state convener.
Chhotepur is launching his own party in opposition to the AAP.


Aukha ehda ta :no
 

Dhillon

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Awaaj ta silent hundi lagdi

Cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu’s Awaaz-e-Punjab forum effectively stands disintegrated as independent MLAs Balwinder Singh Bains and Simarjeet Singh Bains on Sunday met AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal in Bathinda and finalised an alliance for the state assembly polls due early next year. AAP organisation-building head Durgesh Pathak, who was in the meeting, confirmed to HT that an alliance has been sealed; later a Monday press conference invitation was sent out too.
This leaves Sidhu and his former MLA wife, Dr Navjot Kaur Sidhu, who had left the BJP, and former Indian hockey skipper Pargat Singh, who had left the SAD, with not many options except the Congress. Sidhu had already announced that the forum will not become a party and will not contest independently.
Senior AAP leaders told HT, on the condition of anonymity, that the Bains’ team may be allotted five to six seats out of the state’s 117.
 

kit walker

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Awaaz-e-punjab di awaaz hi gum gi. Sidhu Ji Congress Ch chale. Bains ne Congress Ch Jana ni. Mix veg ban reha Hun rajneeti da. Dekho Hor ki ki hunda.:p
 
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