Arvind Kejriwal is ‘Natwarlal’ of politics: Kamal Sharma

Sunday, 28/02/2016

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Kejri silence on JNU, Haryana quota stir and Bhindranwale is shameful: BJP

Chandigarh : In a fierce attack on the Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) convener Arvind Kejriwal, the Punjab BJP president Kamal Sharma has termed Shri Kejriwal as ‘Natwarlal’ of politics, who is befooling everyone, for his ‘personal gains’ and ‘self-promotion’. 

In a hard hitting statement issued from the party headquarters, on Saturday, Sharma took a dig at Kejriwal, saying, “This mufflerman bureaucrat turned politician has created anarchy in Delhi. Now, he is hell bent upon replicating the same in Punjab. 

But, the people of Punjab are very intelligent and would not allow him to succeed in his sinister designs.” He said that Kejriwal follows the policy of ‘hit and run’, he hits an issue but runs away when asked about its solution.” 

Daring Kejriwal to clarify his stand on three crucial issues, which till now AAP has smartly given a slip, Sharma said, “Kejriwal has so far not clarified his stand on the JNU issue, wherein anti-national activities were being held and terrorists were being glorified as martyrs. 

It is shameful that Afzal Guru day was observed in JNU premises but Kejriwal, who claims to be a ‘saint’ in Indian politics, is mum.” The BJP Punjab president demanded that Kejriwal, who is presently on five-day visit to Punjab, should speak on the JNU issue, without any further delay. 

Touching another significant and burning issue of the JAT Quota stir in Haryana, Sharma said that Haryana kept burning for so many days but unfortunately, Kejriwal, who hails from the state of Haryana, did not uttered a single word. 

He further said, “What moral right Shri Kejriwal has to stay in politics, if he stays away from the crucial issues. AAP and particularly Kejriwal owes an explanation to the people of Haryana, as to why he is silent on the matter.” 

Raking up another highly sensitive issue, concerning everyone in Punjab, Sharma strongly condemned Kejriwal for being ‘tight-lipped’ over the Khalistan and Bhindranwale. 

“Elections in Punjab are due to be held in early next year and Kejriwal has already started electioneering but what has shocked everyone is that he is not clarifying his stand on the Khalistani agenda. 

Kejriwal, who is already in a dock, over the circulation of a poster of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, to observe his birth anniversary, should address the issue categorically.” 

Sharma also said that Khalistan issue and Bhindranwale ideology being pursued by some fringe elements can play a divisive role in deterioration of law and order in the Punjab and hence Kejriwal must come out with clear and categorical statement on the matter. 

“The above-mentioned three issues are extremely crucial and important. It is demand of the BJP Punjab that Kejriwal must break his ‘shameful silence’ on this during his ongoing Punjab tour”: demanded Sharma.