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| Punjab CM Rejects A Resignation, Firm Message To Navjot Sidhu |
A senior backer of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Mr Deol was named to the post in September after Atul Nanda surrendered as the Advocate-General.
Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi has would not acknowledge APS Deol's abdication as state Advocate-General, sources said. Mr Deol had given over his acquiescence letter to the Chief Minister on Monday following assaults from state Congress boss Navjot Singh Sidhu, who needed him eliminated for addressing two denounced cops in a blasphemy and police terminating case.
The advancement is viewed as a response to Mr Sidhu's public assaults on the state government; on Monday Mr Sidhu tore into the Chief Minister after he declared cutting of the force duty.
"Mr Sidhu's discourse assaulting the state government is supposed to be the explanation," the source added.
"They (lawmakers) offer lollipops...this is free, that is free, which occurred over the most recent two months (in front of the Punjab Assembly surveys scheduled to be held right on time one year from now)," the cricketer-turned-government official said while asking individuals to cast a ballot just on the plan of Punjab's government assistance.
A senior backer of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Mr. Deol was named to the post in September after Atul Nanda surrendered as the Advocate-General after the matter-of-fact exit of Amarinder Singh as the Punjab boss priest.
Mr. Deol's arrangement hosted set off a discussion inside the get-together just as he had addressed previous top cop Sumedh Singh Saini and Inspector General Paramraj Singh Umaranangal corresponding to cases with respect to episodes of blasphemy and resulting police terminating in Kotkapura and Behbal Kalan in 2015.
On Monday, Mr. Sidhu's significant other invited Mr. Deol's choice to stop the post.
"...Attorney General (APS Deol) had showed up for (previous DGP Sumedh Singh) Saini. He (who addressed the denounced in the 2015 blasphemy case) can't address us. Head legal officer must be changed," Navjot Kaur Sidhu told correspondents.
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