To remind the Congress Government of all the promises made with the voters of Punjab, the Bharatiya Janta Yuva Morcha (BJYM) has decided to send dummy smartphones to the Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh.
The saffron party’s youth wing conducted a meeting at Ludhiana on Wednesday to condemn the Chief Minister for making fake promises with the youngsters.
BJYM’s Ludhiana district president Mahesh Sharma, after the meeting, declared that they would send dummy smartphone to the Chief Minister with a letter to remind all the promises he made with the voters before 2017 elections.
The youth wing maintained that the Chief Minister had announced to distribute smartphones to the youngsters on January 26, but not even a single person received the phone. “Almost three years are gone since the Congress Government came into power and the party leaders made tall promises with voters, especially youth who were promised smart phones,” said Sharma.
Sharma said that in September 2019, the State Cabinet had approved proposal to distribute smartphones among youngsters, and then on December 2, 2019, the Chief Minister also announced on Twitter that 1.06 lakh smart phones will be distributed among students of Class XI and XII on January 26, 2020.
“Not even a single student got that phone in Mohali where Capt Amarinder unfurled the national flag on Republic
Day. Now, we will gift dummy smart phone to the Chief Minister,” he added.
