Youth leaders will get maximum representation in parliament elections-Majithia
KS Diwan/ royalpatiala.in/ Patiala
Former Minister and General Secretary of the Shiromani Akali Dal Bikram Singh Majithia said “that youth leaders will get the maximum representation in the lok Sabha elections. He also said that Patiala Constituency will have a surprise on the issue of SAD candidate. He also said that the alliance will sweep all the 13 seats in the state.”
Majithia along with hundreds of youth Akali Dal leaders today opened ‘Captain De Mobilan Di Hatti’ in posh area of the city and distributed dummy mobiles to remind the Congress government of its election promise to distribute 50 lakh Mobile phones.
Addressing the show organized by Malwa zone President 2 Satbir Singh Khatra, Malwa Zone 3 President Gurpreet Singh Raju Khanna, Harinderpal Singh Chandumajra MLA, Harpal Juneja President Patiala urban, Sarbjot Sabi Media coordinator, Chief Spokesman of Youth Wing Amit Rathi, senior leader Sukhman Sidhu, local unit Presidents Inderjit Singh Rakhra, Avtar Happy and other leaders, Majithia said that Congress government has cheated the youth by promises free Smart Phones and free data usage monthly.
Quoting figures Majithia said that to implement the promise Rs. 2650 crore were required out of which Rs. 1750 Crores were required for distributing 50 lakh Smart Phone if we assume cost to be Rs. 3500 per set and Rs. 900 crores per month were required if we give only Rs. 150 data to these youth for free. He said that Captain Amarinder Singh had promise to give these phones and after forming government, the congress government ditched the youth. One Capt. Raminder Singh, a youth clad as Capt Amarinder Singh accompanied Majithia and youth evinced much interest in him.
Majithia said that the SAD-BJP alliance had fulfilled all promises made to the farmers and others during its regime.
He said that Virasat E Khalsa whom the concerned Minister had termed White Elephant and later same Minister in a statement admitted that this monument is most visited place in the country and has been added in Limca Book of records.
