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AAP candidate Baljinder Kaur’s family rebuts allegations of Land grab by Balkar Sidhu

August 12, 2014 | By Sikh Siyasat Bureau

Bathinda, Punjab (August 12, 2014): Punjabi singer Balkar Sidhu whose ticket was cancelled by Aam Aadmi Party in wake of his alleged involvement in a human trafficking has now been leveling allegations of Land grab against Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) candidate Baljinder Kaur.

At a press conference at Talwandi Sabo on Sunday (August 11), Balkar Sidhu alleged, “Baljinder Kaur has two votes in her Jagga Tirath Ram village. In details of one vote, she is the daughter of Darshan Singh and in the other vote, she is daughter of a dead man Amarjit Singh.”

He said, “Amarjit had died unmarried, leaving around 3-acre land. After Amarjit died in 2002, an advertisement was issued in newspapers on behalf of Amarjit Singh in 2005 that he had adopted Baljinder Kaur as daughter. To create fake documents, a vote was also made in the name of Baljinder Kaur as daughter of Amarjit Singh.”

Balkar Sidhu maintained that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) had no proof to cancel his ticket. They just cancelled it on the basis of some verbal charges. Now, I have given documentary proof against Baljinder. Will AAP cancel her ticket?”

AAP candidate’s family rebuts allegations:

Meanwhile, Darshan Singh, father of Baljinder Kaur, has rebutted Balkar Sidhu’s claims. He said that there was absolutely no truth in the allegations levelled by Balkar Sidhu.

He said that it was party’s (AAP’s) decision to grant or withdraw ticket of Balkar Sidhu.

He said that Balkar Sidhu was adopted ugly tectics against AAP candidate in frustration.

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Related Topics: Aam Aadmi Party, Baljinder Kaur Talwandi Sabo, Balkar Sidhu, Punjab Assembly Bye-Elections 2014

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