Oct 16: Punjab Congress set to greet Modi by burning ‘Chitta Ravana’. Opposition Congress party will greet Prime Minister Narendra Modi by burning effigies of ‘Chitta Ravana’ when he visits Ludhiana metropolis in Punjab on Tuesday.
Punjab Congress set to greet Modi by burning ‘Chitta Ravana’.
Punjab Congress President Amarinder Singh will lead the occasion leaders in burning the effigy of ‘Chitta Ravana’ (colloquial time period for artificial medicine in Punjab) on the web site of the Dusshera-eve conflict between Youth Akali Dal and Congress leaders in Ludhiana final week as Punjab Congress set to greet Modi by burning ‘Chitta Ravana’.
Modi will attend an occasion of medium and small enterprises in Ludhiana on October 18.
“As quickly as Modi begins talking, the ‘Chitta Ravana’ will go up in flames,” Amarinder Singh stated when Punjab Congress set to greet Modi by burning ‘Chitta Ravana’.
“I’ll personally burn the Chitta Ravana, allow them to attempt to cease me if they’ll,” Amarinder mentioned, difficult the Akali Dal authorities within the state.
“I wish to present the Prime Minister what sort of goondas he’s supporting,” he added as Punjab Congress set to greet Modi by burning ‘Chitta Ravana’.
Amarinder stated the Congress leaders will burn ‘Chitta Ravana’ effigies in all of the 117 meeting constituencies of the state on Tuesday.
The Congress management had blockaded Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal’s official residence for the final three days, demanding motion towards Punjab Police officers who allegedly performed a partisan position within the Youth Akali Dal-Congress conflict on October 10 and later booked six Congress leaders when Punjab Congress set to greet Modi by burning ‘Chitta Ravana’.
The sit-in exterior Badal’s residence right here, which continued even at night time, ended on Saturday evening.
The protest ended after the Punjab authorities ordered the switch of Ludhiana Extra Deputy Commissioner of Police Jaswinder Singh on Saturday night as Punjab Congress set to greet Modi by burning ‘Chitta Ravana’.
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