Missing Posters Of Navjot Singh Emerge In Punjab, A Reward Of Rs. 50,000 Announced!

Missing posters of Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu have emerged in Amritsar east, his assembly constituency. The posters promise a reward of Rs. 50,000 to anyone who “finds” the MLA. Reportedly, the posters have been put up by an NGO. And it claims that Sidhu has forgotten the promises he made to the people in the name of “development”. After winning the 2017 elections, Sidhu has not been involved in the development of his constituency for a long time, the NGO shared.

These missing posters of Navjot Singh Sidhu have grabbed everyone’s attention. Also, this is not the first time Sidhu’s ‘missing’ posters have appeared in his constituency. Back in July 2019, the MLA’s posters were put up by a Shiromani Akali Dal leader. The latter had promised a reward of Rs 2,100 and a trip to Pakistan to any person who traces down Sidhu.

Also, the Congress party in Punjab has been in the headlines for differences between its leaders. For those unaware, Navjot Singh Sidhu has been at loggerheads with Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh. Due to this, on Wednesday, a three-member panel was set up by the party president Sonia Gandhi to resolve the differences in the party’s state leadership. In several instances, Sidhu has been critical of CM Amarinder Singh. He had lashed out at the CM for delaying justice in the Kotkapura firing case.

And now with the “poster saga”, the party has yet again got under the radar. Well, this is not the first time, a politician has been dissed with such a satire tactic. In November 2019, missing posters of BJP’s Gautam Gambhir and AAP’s Arvind Kejriwal were plastered up on the streets of Delhi. The particular incident had been in the headlines for a while with both sides, taking upon each other.

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