Patiala, May 23 - Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that the ruling Aam Aadmi Party of Punjab is "extremely corrupt" and the second Congress party is responsible for the anti-Sikh riots in Delhi and they have nothing to do with anyone. The Prime Minister, who came to solicit votes for BJP candidate Praneet Kaur at the Polo Ground here, after speaking a few words in Punjabi at the beginning of his speech, attacked the "India alliance" and said that the alliance was rioting in the name of Citizenship Act (CAA). wants to provoke He said that the Modi government is giving citizenship to the Sikh brothers and sisters who suffered from the partition of the country. In all these years of independence, the Sikh brothers and sisters did not have citizenship. He questioned that if there was no CAA, who would have given citizenship to the Sikh citizens of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh. Expressing his devotion to the Sikh Gurus, Narendra Modi said that he had repaired the Gurdwara associated with Guru Nanak Dev Ji in Lakhpat, Gujarat which had collapsed due to the earthquake. He said that only my government exempted the logistics used in langar from tax. Sikh pilgrims are visiting Sri Kartarpur Sahib today only due to the efforts of the Modi government. The Modi government also announced Veer Bal Diwas dedicated to the sacrifice of the Sahibzades of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. Efforts are being made to spread the message of Veer Bal Divas across the country. He also discussed many other achievements of his government. The Prime Minister alleged that the Congress divided the country only to take power. The Prime Minister said that the Ram temple should have been built in Ayodhya the very next day after independence, but the Congress did not allow it to be built. He urged all the BJP candidates of Punjab including Praneet Kaur from Patiala to vote and win for the better future and development of Punjab. Earlier, Punjab BJP President Sunil Jakhar also expressed his views while welcoming the Prime Minister.

Police clashed with farmers, common people were also disturbed 

     In view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's arrival in Patiala, the farmers were determined to protest peacefully and they also gathered in large numbers. They wanted to march towards the polo ground but the police personnel deployed in large numbers did not allow them to proceed. The police also clashed with the farmers. They were prevented from going to the rally venue by erecting large sand-filled trolleys and other obstacles. The farmers expressed their protest by protesting and protesting at the toll plaza on the Patiala-Rajpura road. Traffic was also stopped on this highway for some time. Due to traffic being stopped on many roads in Patiala city, common people had to face great hardship due to severe heat. According to the information received, around five thousand police personnel were deployed to maintain peace and order during the Prime Minister's visit.