👉🏻 BJP Government in Punjab will ensure MSP for all crops on Haryana pattern: Punjab BJP president Kewal Singh Dhillon

👉🏻 Newly constituted BJP Kisan Morcha state team seeks guidance from Dhillon

Chandigarh, October 10-The newly constituted state team of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s Kisan Morcha held an important meeting with BJP state president Kewal Singh Dhillon, here on Saturday, wherein Dhillon said that the party is promising to ensure minimum support price (MSP) for all crops in Punjab, on the pattern of Haryana government.

While guiding the newly appointed office-bearers, Dhillon urged them to work with dedication and commitment for the party. “The “poor policies” of the Aam Aadmi Party government had pushed Punjab towards financial distress and the concerns of farmers are being neglected. Punjab’s prosperity was possible only when its farmers were prosperous”, he said.

Criticising the AAP government, Dhillon said the party had promised before the elections that it would ensure minimum support price (MSP) for all crops within five minutes of coming to power. However, he alleged that over the past four-and-a-half years, the government had failed to deliver on its promises to farmers.

Dhillon said the Union government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is taking several steps for the welfare of farmers. The Centre is providing MSP for wheat and paddy to farmers in Punjab, while the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme is extending financial assistance to them. The subsidy is also being provided on urea fertiliser, and a bag costing around ₹2,800 is being made available to farmers for ₹266, he added. Dhillon said the BJP government in Haryana is providing MSP for all crops and that if the BJP formed the government in Punjab, it would extend MSP coverage to all crops, including fruits and vegetables. He said the proposed policy will provide greater support to farmers and strengthen the agricultural sector in the state.

Urging the Kisan Morcha office-bearers to intensify their outreach, Dhillon asked them to take the farmer-friendly policies and initiatives of the Modi government to every village and household. He stressed the need to inform farmers about the schemes and measures being undertaken for their welfare. During the meeting, the Kisan Morcha state team, led by its state president Lakhwinder Singh, felicitated Dhillon and assured him that the organisation would work to strengthen the BJP at every level.

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CBI Probe into Mining Case Proves AAP Government’s Failure: Kewal Singh Dhillon

Mountains Disappear, Treasury Empty: Dhillon Attacks AAP

110-Foot-High Mountains Have Disappeared, and Officials Had No Clue”: BJP State President

Dhillon Says Looting Punjab’s Natural Resources Will Not Be Tolerated

Only ₹600 Crore in the Treasury Against the Promise of ₹20,000 Crore: BJP Corners Kejriwal Over Mining Issue

Chandigarh, October 10:The Punjab and Haryana High Court’s decision to hand over the investigation into illegal mining to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is proof of the AAP government’s failure. The court observed that 110-foot-high mountains had disappeared, yet Punjab’s officials had not even got a hint of it. BJP state president Kewal Singh Dhillon said this incident raises serious questions about the functioning of the government.
State president Dhillon said that out of the 31 stone crushers registered in Hoshiarpur district, 26 were operational. However, according to the affidavit submitted by the District Mining Officer, none of the approved commercial sites, landowners’ sites or crusher mining sites was operational. The court also raised questions about the lack of reliable information regarding the sources of raw materials being used by the crushers.

Dhillon said, “If none of the approved sites was operational, then what material were the 26 crushers using? Where did this material come from?” These questions expose the shortcomings of the government’s monitoring system.
Dhillon said that if government departments had been performing their duties properly, there would have been no need for an independent central agency to investigate allegations of such a large scale.
He said this was not merely a matter of losses to the state treasury. Unregulated excavation of mountains, riverine areas and land disturbs the natural balance, affects the geological structure of the earth and poses a threat to public safety.
“Punjab’s natural resources are not the property of any government or private entity. They are a shared legacy of future generations. The exploitation and plunder of these resources will not be tolerated at any cost.”

Punjab BJP state president Kewal Singh Dhillon said that under the AAP government, every sector had become plagued by corruption and every sector of Punjab had been looted. He said this was not merely an administrative failure but a betrayal of public trust. He added that the time had come to fix accountability for the entire matter.
Dhillon said that before the elections, Arvind Kejriwal had promised that mining sand and gravel would generate ₹20,000 crore in revenue for the state. According to the figures presented by them, the government received only around ₹600 crore in its treasury during the financial year 2025–26.
“Where did the remaining ₹19,400 crore go? Why did this money not reach the state treasury? The government must give a clear answer to the people of Punjab.”

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If ‘AAP’ Is Conducting SIR Itself in Punjab, Who Is It Protesting Against?: Kewal Singh Dhillon

Citing Kejriwal’s 2015 Video, BJP Punjab President Asks Why He Has Taken a U-Turn Now

Chief Minister Should Set His Own House in Order Before Targeting the Centre: Dhillon

Chandigarh, October 10:The BJP has launched a sharp attack on the Aam Aadmi Party over its protest outside the Election Commission’s office against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Punjab BJP President Kewal Singh Dhillon said that the entire SIR process in Punjab was being conducted by the state government and that the Central Government had no role in it. “Then who is the Aam Aadmi Party protesting against? Do Arvind Kejriwal and the Aam Aadmi Party no longer trust their own government?” he asked.

He said it was surprising that the government was conducting the SIR process itself and also staging a protest against it. Dhillon pointed out that Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal had repeatedly assured the public that no legitimate voter’s name would be deleted from the electoral rolls in Punjab. “When the Chief Minister and the party’s national convenor have themselves given this assurance, what is the justification for staging a protest outside the Election Commission’s office?” he asked.

The BJP state president alleged that the AAP government no longer had the courage to answer questions raised by the people. The government was under pressure over several serious issues, including pending Dearness Allowance (DA), the drug problem, gangster-related activities, deteriorating law and order, and Punjab’s continuously rising debt. Instead of answering these questions, the Aam Aadmi Party was attempting to divert public attention through protests and demonstrations, he alleged.

Raises Questions Over Kejriwal’s Old Video

Referring to a video of Arvind Kejriwal from 2015, Dhillon said that Kejriwal had himself claimed that Delhi had more than 1.1 million duplicate voters. In the video, Kejriwal could also be seen saying that he had submitted a list of such voters to the Election Commission.
Dhillon questioned why Kejriwal was now objecting to the verification of electoral rolls and the removal of fake names under the SIR process, when he had previously raised the issue of fraudulent voters himself. “Why is he now taking a U-turn on an issue that he had himself raised earlier?” he asked.
Kewal Singh Dhillon said that the AAP, which he accused of undermining democracy through electoral manipulation and vote theft, had no moral standing to stage such protests.
The manner in which the democratic process was allegedly undermined during municipal corporation and municipal council elections in Punjab, including the tearing up of nomination papers and the intimidation of opposition candidates, was no secret to the people of the state, he said.
The recent orders of the Hon’ble Supreme Court directing fresh elections in Patiala, Moga and Bagha Purana had raised serious questions about the functioning of the AAP government and the conduct of the electoral process, Dhillon added.
“How can a party facing allegations of undermining the sanctity of elections claim the moral authority to lecture others on democracy?” he asked.

The Reality Behind False Revolution Salogans

The people of Punjab had now clearly understood the Aam Aadmi Party’s double standards and political theatrics, Dhillon said. The reality behind the party’s tall promises and claims of a so-called revolution made to capture power had been exposed, he added.
Now that the government was facing questions over its failures, it was resorting to new political dramas to divert public attention, he alleged.
“The people of Punjab are watching everything. Democracy is not merely a political slogan; it is about respecting the people’s right to vote. The people of Punjab will never forgive those who play with this fundamental right,” Dhillon said