‘Talk less, work more’, SAD asks Navjot Sidhu

Chandigarh, August 13 : The Shiromani Akali Dal on Sunday attacked Punjab minister Navjot Singh Sidhu, saying he should “talk less and deliver more”, a day after he accused the SAD- BJP regime of framing “toothless” law on outdoor advertising and causing “revenue leakage”.
The opposition party also asked him to elaborate about his contributions made to the state after becoming a minister, except flagging off fire tenders.
Former minister and SAD spokesperson Daljit Singh Cheema, in a statement, said, “Today we have learnt of your latest dream that the state lost heavily in outdoor advertising during the last five-year of the SAD-BJP rule. We are looking forward to see how you will earn this so called lost money for the state.He said you should earn Rs 75 crore through the outdoor advertising in the next three months to prove your point. “If you are unable do that, then seek an apology from Punjabis for trying to be-fool them with false statements and cheap theatrics,” the former education minister said.
Sidhu, he said, seemed to have been “stricken by an Akali phobia” and claimed that it was because of this he was “hell bent” on reversing the every positive step taken by the erstwhile SAD-BJP government.”Sidhu has stopped the BRTS project which was undertaken to decongest Amritsar. The project has been scrapped by him despite the fact that 15 of the 93 buses purchased for the project had already started running. “Earlier, Sidhu scrapped the amphibious water bus project at Harike Pattan which was designed to put the wetland on the international tourist circuit,” he alleged.Asking Sidhu not to let his “hatred” for the SAD come in the way of the state’s development, Cheema said Sidhu should realise that he had been given a mandate to serve the people, not to discriminate against them.