Storm in Punjab politics: Uproar over Bajwa's bomb statement

National News: A statement by Leader of Opposition Pratap Singh Bajwa in the Punjab Assembly has created a stir in the politics of the state. Bajwa claimed that "50 bombs were sent to Punjab, out of which 10-12 have been torn, the rest are still present." After his statement, there was a stir among the security agencies, and the Punjab Police reached his residence in Chandigarh and questioned him.

As soon as the statement became public, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann took a tough stand and asked Pratap Bajwa sharp questions. Mann said, "If Bajwa had such sensitive information, why did they not tell the Punjab Police or the Central Government? Was he waiting for the bombs and people to lose their lives?"

Mann said, Statement is just a political stunt

The Chief Minister also asked from where Bajwa got this information. He taunted and said, "Are he directly contact with Pakistan, where terrorists are giving them information themselves?" Taking this entire matter seriously, Mann said that if this statement is just a political stunt, then it is an attempt to spread panic in the public, and strict legal action will be taken on it.

The situation in Punjab become really worrying

On the other hand, Pratap Bajwa maintains his statement. He made it clear that he got this information from his reliable sources and he would not disclose his sources. He also said that he is serious about the security of the state and is ready to cooperate with the government, but "The situation in Punjab has become really worrying."

Political & security issue

Now this dispute is not just about a statement, but has emerged as a political and security issue. While the government is considering it as an anti -national statements, the Congress is rejecting it as the responsibility of the opposition. In Punjab politics, this issue can catch even more intensity in the coming days.