CM Captain Amarinder Singh's big statement, says, 'We are ready to be martyred'
CM Captain Amarinder Singh's big statement, says, 'We are ready to be martyred'
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Chandigarh: Punjab and Haryana will once again come face-to-face on SYL amidst the booming political politics. Between these two cities, once again the politics of the SYL canal has started to heat up. In the Punjab Assembly, Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh said that we are ready to be martyred, but will not give even one drop of water to any other state through SYL. Reversing this, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal said that we do not know of anyone being martyred, but SYL has the right of Haryana and no one can stop it. Leader of the Opposition and former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and INLD MLA Abhay Singh Chautala also shook their notes and said that they will continue to take SYL water.

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Punjab CM Capt Amarinder said, ready to be martyred but will not give one drop of water to Haryana: It is also being said that Haryana CM Manohar Lal said that the Supreme Court has given the right of Haryana in relation to the SYL canal water. Only decision has been given. If sources are to be believed, it is expected that the Supreme Court will soon issue orders for water and the responsibility of canal construction can once again be given to any agency of the Center.

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Haryana CM Manohar Lal said that Haryana's right over SYL cannot be stopped by it: It is also being said that the Leader of Opposition in Haryana Assembly, Bhupendra Singh Hooda said that Haryana will take a drop of its share. He is not begging anyone, asking for his rights. Hooda said that whatever steps the government will take for SYL, he is ready to stand above the party line and support them. He also took a sarcasm at the state government.

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