Dhillon should release Preneet Kaur’s report card before seeking votes for Congress: N.K. Sharma

Akali Dal candidate addressed election public meetings in Derabassi – Randhawa tell where Gandhi, who was an Aam Aadmi Party MP, failed

Derabassi. Shiromani Akali Dal candidate from Patiala Lok Sabha constituency N.K. Sharma has surrounded Deependra Singh Dhillon, who is campaigning for Congress in the Lok Sabha elections, and said that he should first release the report card of BJP candidate Preneet Kaur and then switch from Aam Aadmi Party to Congress. Asked for votes for Dharamveer Gandhi.
NK Sharma was addressing election rallies in areas like Shakti Nagar, Old Grain Market, Adarsh ​​Nagar, Gulabgarh Road etc. during the election campaign.
NK Sharma termed BJP and Congress candidates as opportunists and turncoats and said that Deependra Singh Dhillon, who is asking for votes for Dharamveer Gandhi today, has been working as an agent of Preneet Kaur before now. Preneet Kaur never came to light after winning the elections four times.
Instead of promoting Dharamvir Gandhi, it would be better if he tells the people of the area what Preneet Kaur has done for the entire Patiala Lok Sabha constituency including Derabassi during her tenure.
Because till two months ago, Deependra Singh Dhillon was working for him.
Sharma cornered Halka MLA Kuljit Randhawa on this issue and said that Dharamveer Gandhi has been an MP of Aam Aadmi Party. Randhawa, before campaigning, tell people how your MP has failed.
Sharma said that the Congress and BJP candidates contesting the elections today and those campaigning for them have no role. Today there is no one to solve the problems of the people of the area. First Congress and now AAP have created hurdles in the path of development of Derabassi. People of the area have again started remembering Akali Dal. In this election, the people of Patiala Lok Sabha constituency have decided to take revenge for the last seven years.

On this occasion, former head of Derabassi Municipal Council Rangi, Bhupinder Singh Saini, Amritpal Singh, Jaspal Singh Zirakpur, social worker Gurdarshan Saini, councilor Manvinder Singh Tony Rana, Harvinder Pinka, Gurikbal Singh Poonia, Suresh Sharda, Rahul Kaushik, Davinder Kor Sandhu, Many dignitaries including Krishna Dhiman were present.