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Chandigarh: Daughters, sons and wives of hundreds of politicians, including more than half a dozen Chief Ministers, who are in power in the state, are handling the political legacy of their successors. If we look at past and present politics, it comes to light that leaders of almost all political parties have given the title of politics to their daughters, sons, sons-in-law, sons-in-law and sons-in-law. Law from generation to generation. Although politicians always keep raising slogans for common people to enter politics, but when it comes to sitting on responsible chairs, the politicians have appointed only their favorites.
The third generation of former Chief Ministers took command
From former Chief Minister Pratap Singh Kairo to late Chief Ministers Beant Singh, Harcharan Singh Brar, Prakash Singh Badal, Surjit Singh Barnala, Captain Amarinder Singh, Bibi Rajinder Kaur Bhattal and Charanjit Singh Channi, everyone has taken their politics forward. Kairo's grandson Adesh Pratap Singh has been a minister in the Kairo Akali government. Beant Singh's son Tej Prakash Singh and daughter Gurkanwal Kaur have been former ministers and third generation heirs Gurkirat Singh Kotli and Ravneet Singh Bittu are fully active in politics. After Harcharan Singh Brar's daughter Karan Kaur Brar, daughter Karanbir Brar, Surjeet Singh Barnala's son Gaganjeet Singh Barnala, now grandson Simarjeet Singh Barnala is taking over his grandfather's politics. After Prakash Singh Badal's son Sukhbir Singh Badal, daughter-in-law Harsimrat Kaur Badal, nephew Manpreet Singh Badal and Captain Amarinder Singh, his wife Preneet Kaur, daughter Jaiinder Kaur and son Raninder Singh are promoting patriarchal politics. Similarly, Bibi Rajinder Kaur Bhattal's son-in-law Bikram Singh Bajwa and Charanjit Singh Channi have started climbing the political ladder by making their son Navjit Navi the president of District Youth Congress. Former speaker Balram Das's son Sunil Jakhar and third-generation heir Sandeep Jakhar are pursuing patriarchal politics.
Former Congress ministers and successors of party presidents are also playing a role
Similarly, former Congress minister Lal Singh's son Rajinder Singh, Inderjit Singh Zira's son Kulbir Singh Zira, Gurchet Singh Bhullar's son Sukhpal Bhullar, Santokh Singh Randhawan's son Sukhjinder Singh Randhawan and Inderjit Singh Randhawan, Sukhwinder Danny Surdul Singh, Prakash Saini's wife Gurkanwal Kaur and son Angad Singh Saini and many other heirs are moving forward in politics. Harbans Kaur Dullo, wife of former Congress President Samsher Singh Dullo, has also been an MLA under the Dalit leadership of Congress. Similarly, Darshan Singh KP's son Mahendra Singh KP, daughter-in-law Suman KP, Master Gurbanta Singh's third generation grandson Santokh Chaudhary's son Bikramjit Chaudhary and Jagjit Chaudhary's son Surinder Chaudhary, Chaudhary Sundar Singh's wife Santosh Chaudhary and son Ram Lubhya have joined politics. moved forward. Heritage. are being
Other Akali Dal leaders are also not behind
If we talk about Akali Dal, then after Kuldeep Singh Wadala, his son Gurpratap Singh Badala, Harinder Singh Chandumajra, son of Professor Prem Singh Chandumajra, Bikramjit Singh Khalsa, son of Basant Singh Khalsa, after Sukhdev Singh Dhidsa, Parminder Singh Dhidsa, Balwinder Singh Bhundar. Son Dilraj Singh Bhundar, son of Ranjit Singh Brahmapura, Ravikaran Singh Kahlo, son of Nirmal Singh Kahlo, Inder Iqbal Singh Atwal, son of former Speaker Charanjit Singh Atwal, Ranbir Singh Lopoke, son of Veer Singh Lopoke, Late Satwant Kaur, wife of Ajaib Singh Sandhu. Sandhu, son Harmohan Singh Sandhu and daughter-in-law Jagmeet Kaur Sandhu are trying to carry forward the politics of their ancestors. Apart from former minister Captain Kanwaljit Singh, his son Jasjit Singh Banni Kudi and Manpreet Kaur Doli, there are other politicians who have maintained legacy politics.