*Punjab Can Never Forget 1984; Congress Must Explain Why Those Responsible Were Protected Till Date: Baltej Pannu*
*Why Does Congress Still Protect & Idolise Leaders Linked To 1984 Sikh Massacre? Baltej Pannu*
*Before Seeking Votes In Punjab, Sachin Pilot Must Answer For Congress’s Atrocities Against Punjabis: Baltej Pannu*
*Congress Sent ‘Pilot’ to Punjab to Save Its Sinking Ship: Baltej Pannu*
CHANDIGARH; 15th September 2026:
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Punjab Media In-charge Baltej Pannu launched a scathing attack on Congress Punjab in-charge Sachin Pilot over Sachin Pilot’s visit to Punjab, questioning the Congress leadership’s political standing in Punjab and demanding answers on the 1984 Sikh massacre.
During a press conference,AAP Punjab Media In-charge Baltej Pannu said, “It is highly surprising that Congress leaders who used to call themselves ‘sailors’ and dream of becoming Chief Minister have completely sunk the Congress ship. Now, a ‘Pilot’ has been sent to save the sinking ship.”
Baltej Pannu said, “Sachin Pilot is welcomed to Punjab, but before appealing to the people of Punjab for votes, he will have to answer for the atrocities of the Congress against Punjabis.”
Questioning Sachin Pilot directly, Baltej Pannu said, “Why has Congress always wronged minorities and why has it continued to keep those accused in the openly perpetrated 1984 Sikh massacre close even till today?”
“Congress has always provided protection and patronage to leaders like Sajjan Kumar and Kamal Nath, who were among the main accused in the 1984 massacre. Why do Congress leaders even today consider these killers as their idols?” Baltej Pannu asked.
Baltej Pannu said, “With what moral standing is the Congress party, which shed Sikh blood on the streets of Delhi, seeking votes from Punjabis today? Punjab can never forget 1984.”
“Before campaigning in Punjab, Sachin Pilot must make it clear which Congress leaders were involved in the 1984 massacre, why they have been protected till date, and when Congress will stop considering them their idols,” Baltej Pannu said.
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