"It is ironic that you have come to this level to attack those questioning the open loot of Punjab by you and your family members, and non-governance and mismanagement as anti-national rather than satisfying their queries," Bajwa said.
"The hostile reception your ministers are getting in these countries is a mirror reflection of the anti-Akali sentiment in Punjab," he said.
The problem with Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal was that he had been selling dreams to the people and the balloon had now burst, he said in a statement here.
"No proof of the failure of his government was now needed than the move to raise Rs 10,000 crore from the banks in the name of carrying out development to buy victory in 2017 Assembly Election," Bajwa said.
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