Releasing the Aam Aadmi Party’s manifesto for industry, trade and transport in poll-bound Punjab at Ludhiana on Sunday, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwalsaid that his party would end “surgical strikes on industry and traders of Punjab being conducted by SAD-BJP government in the form of raids, goonda tax and inspector raj”.
“We respect traders and industrialists, we are not here to threaten or intimidate them.
They know that AAP will use their tax in the right way. We will stop surgical strikes on traders and industrialists being conducted at the behest of Badal raj here,” he said.
Commenting on the 21-point manifesto released by the party, Kejriwal said that “this manifesto has not been made sitting in air-conditioned rooms; rather it is a dream of people of Punjab”.
