DSP Sent Defamation Notice To Navjot Singh Sidhu
DSP sent defamation notice to Navjot Singh Sidhu, trapped by his statement on police, know what is the matter.
During a rally in Sultanpur Lodhi, Punjab Congress President Navjot Singh Sidhu had made objectionable remarks on the police.
In this case, now DSP of Chandigarh Police Dilsher Singh Chandel has sent a defamation notice to Sidhu and asked him to tender an unconditional apology.
Dilsher Singh Chandel, through his lawyer Ranjeevan Singh, has sent a legal notice to Sidhu, saying that this statement of Sidhu is an attack on the reputation of the police, for which Sidhu should apologize.
If Sidhu does not apologize unconditionally on this statement, then he can file a defamation case against Sidhu regarding this matter.
Recently, at the rally of Congress MLA, Navtej Singh Cheema in Sultanpur Lodhi, Punjab, Punjab Congress President Navjot Singh Sidhu had made objectionable remarks on the police.
Chandigarh’s DSP Dilsher Singh Chandel retaliated to Sidhu’s remarks. Chandel had released a video on Saturday saying that move the force away, even the rickshaw walla will not agree to say.
Thanks to Sidhu sahib for shaming the force of India.
Sidhu was addressing a rally in Sultanpur Lodhi on December 18. Meanwhile, placing his hand on the shoulder of MLA Navtej Singh Cheema.
Sidhu said that after getting this shaved look, yellow jacket, macho like MLA if he scolds police officer, the officer’s pants will become wet.
Releasing a video against this, Chandel said, “Don’t get immersed in the colors of politics so much that you don’t remember the martyrdom of the heroes, remember a little bit, if you remember the words of your tongue.
The DSP said that it is a matter of great shame that such senior leaders are using such words about their own force.
This force protects him and his family. If this is the case, then return this force and move around on your own.
He roams around with 10-20 soldiers with him. Without the force, even the rickshaw driver would not listen to them.
