Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann connected Sunday accused Akali leaders of reducing the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) to “Shiromani Golak Parbandhak Committee retired of their greed for money”.
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Addressing a nationalist gathering here, Mann alleged that the Badals “misused” their governmental powerfulness to interfere successful spiritual affairs, including “manipulating the assignment of Jathedars of the Akal Takht to suit their idiosyncratic interests”.
“Driven by fiscal motives, the Akalis person degraded the sanctity of the SGPC and misused it and the Akal Takht for constrictive governmental gains,” Mann alleged.
The main curate besides accused the Akali leaders of twisting the directives of the Akal Takht, the highest temporal spot of Sikhs, to “deceive the nationalist and service their ain agendas”.
“The Akalis looted not lone the authorities exchequer but besides funds belonging to spiritual institutions. Its tenure was marked by governmental and spiritual exploitation, which caused important harm to Punjab,” Mann said.
“The Akali enactment symbolised a bequest wherever the mediocre were neglected portion the almighty looted the authorities with impunity,” helium added.
The Akalis “exploited” the underprivileged and weaker sections of society, Mann alleged, adding that “they are present facing the consequences of their actions”.
Mann besides claimed that the radical of Punjab volition ne'er forgive the Akalis for the “crimes” committed against the authorities and its residents.
Assailing the accepted governmental parties for remaining “insensitive” towards the payment of economically weaker and underprivileged sections, Mann said these “selfish” leaders ever treated the Schedule Caste (SC) brethren simply arsenic their ballot banks.
“As rulers, the Akalis were wholly insensitive towards the problems of the communal man. They ever treated the SC assemblage arsenic ballot banks,” Mann claimed.
Training his guns astatine his predecessors, the main curate claimed they built immense palaces by “amassing whopping wealthiness by misusing their authoritative positions”.
“The Akali leaders remained inaccessible to the radical owed to which they were ousted,” Mann said.
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