Monday , December 23 2024

Maluka's son-in-law may join BJP, Sikandar Singh Maluka maintained silence, family kept distance from media!

Rampura flower: In view of the Lok Sabha elections, the process of leaders joining from one party to another is continuing. Meanwhile, there is a strong discussion about former Punjab minister and Akali leader Sikandar Singh Maluka's son Gurpreet Singh and daughter-in-law Parampal Kaur Sidhu joining the Bharatiya Janata Party. However, this has not been confirmed at any level. The interesting aspect is that Sikandar Singh Maluka himself is completely silent in this matter. His silence is also being understood in many ways.

While Biba Parampal Kaur is a retired IAS officer, Gurpreet Singh has been the chairman of Maluka Zilla Parishad, Bathinda.

It is discussed that during the last assembly elections, Sikandar Singh Maluka wanted to contest from Mau Mandi assembly constituency, but Harsimrat Kaur Badal played an important role in getting Jagmeet Singh Brar a ticket from there. After this, even though Maluka was made the candidate from Rampura Phul, the political relations between Maluka and the Badal family turned sour. Political experts believe that if the Maluka family joins the BJP, then difficulties may increase for the Akali Dal not only in Bathinda Lok Sabha constituency but in the entire Malwa region. During all these discussions, the Maluka family has maintained distance from the media, which is giving further strength to these discussions.

At the same time, sources also say that Shiromani Akali Dal President Sukhbir Singh Badal has recognized the political pulse of the people of the state through 'Punjab Bachao Yatra' and has finalized the names of his candidates from more than half of the assembly constituencies. . According to this, Harsimrat Kaur Badal from Bathinda, Pawan Kumar Tinu from Jalandhar, Rajvinder Singh Dharamkot from Faridkot, Iqbal Singh Jhundan from Sangrur, NK Sharma from Patiala, Prem Singh Chandumajra from Sri Anandpur Sahib, Bobby Mann from Firozpur and Anil Joshi from Amritsar. Can be made a candidate Can be made a candidate.