Former Punjab Minister Anil Joshi, May Join Akali Dal

Former Punjab minister Anil Joshi, who was expelled from Punjab BJP may join Akali Dal

Former Punjab minister Anil Joshi, expelled from BJP, may join Shiromani Akali Dal. He is likely to join the Akali Dal on August 20.

Although Joshi has not officially confirmed this, according to a source very close to Joshi, he has had talks with the Akali Dal.

On 20 August he will join the Akali Dal with his supporters at the party headquarters of the Akali Dal in Chandigarh at 3 pm. will join.

At the same time, Akali Dal sources are also saying that Joshi will join the party soon.

Let us tell you, the tone of this senior BJP leader regarding the three agricultural reform laws was not matching with the state leadership.

He has repeatedly pointed out in the media that the state leadership of the party did not present the picture in front of the high command in the right way regarding the three agricultural laws.

Due to this BJP is facing loss in Punjab.

Not only this, even when Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath made remarks about making Malerkotla a district on behalf of the Punjab government.

Joshi criticized Yogi and asked him not to interfere in the affairs of Punjab. After this, the party leadership also asked Joshi not to make rhetoric against the party in a public forum.

To persuade Joshi not to do so, the duty of senior party leader and former minister Madan Mohan Mittal was also imposed.

Mittal held a meeting with Anil Joshi in Chandigarh for about two hours and put his point before him.

Mittal assured him that even the party leaders would not make any rhetoric against him.

But the same day the Jalandhar BJP chief once again gave a big statement against Joshi, which ruined the conversation between Mittal and Joshi.

On the other hand, after the break-up of the agreement between the Shiromani Akali Dal and the BJP, the SAD is constantly trying to induct Hindu leaders into the party.

Party President Sukhbir Badal has also announced the formation of two Deputy Chief Ministers if the government is formed.

In which one will be from the Hindu class and one from the Depressed class, so Hindu leaders are being brought into the party.