AAP and Congress tarnish the beauty of Mohali with posters worth crores of rupees: Ravneet Brar

AAP and Congress tarnish the beauty of Mohali with posters worth crores of rupees: Ravneet Brar

“If Election Commission calculates the cost of posters only, then Rs 2 crore each will be added in election expenses of both the candidates.”

Nabaz-e-Punjab Bureau, Mohali, 12 February:
Sanyukt Samaj Morcha candidate from Mohali Ravneet Brar targeted Aam Aadmi Party’s ‘so-called Aam Aadmi’ candidate billionaire Kulwant Singh and said that Kulwant Singh had put up banners and posters worth around Rs 2 crore in the entire constituency and so did MLA Balbir Sidhu. During the election campaign in different villages and sectors of the constituency, Ravneet Brar said that the Election Commission should take notice of how the candidates of both parties have tarnished the image of the entire city with their posters and banners. He requested the Election Commission to add the cost of posters and banners in the Mohali constituency to the election account of these candidates. Speaking on the occasion, Brad said, “The Aam Aadmi Party is a nominal Aam Aadmi. His candidate from Mohali is one of the richest candidates in Punjab and if only the number of posters and banners put up by him to tarnish the image of Mohali was counted, it would cost around Rs. 2 crore.”

“A candidate who could spend crores of rupees to put up posters and banners all over the city, why he would not try to impress the voters by spending money.” He questioned.

Brar further said that the same is the case with current MLA and former Health Minister Balbir Sidhu. If the number of posters put up by them is counted then its value will be around 2 crores. In such cases, there is no doubt that these candidates will try to buy votes or influence the voters with the help of money which should be immediately checked and noticed by the Hon’ble Election Commission.

Brar appealed to the voters of the constituency not to be fooled by these candidates and to cast their votes on February 20 keeping in view the future of Punjab and their future generations.