With 42 vehicles, CM Bhagwant Mann's convoy largest in history, claims Congress MLA
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Congress MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira took a swipe at CM Bhagwant Mann over extra security and claimed 42 vehicles are part of his convoy.
Sukhpal Singh Khaira, MLA from Punjab's Bholath, in a tweet claimed that 42 vehicles are part of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's cavalcade, the largest in state history. Former CMs Captain Amarinder Singh and Parkash Singh Badal had a convoy of 33 vehicles, Khaira said.
The Congress MLA said, citing an RTI reply, the state transport commissioner has sanctioned 42 vehicles to form CM Mann's convoy.
Our friend @BhagwantMann was making fun & jokes about politicians that those who want extra security & are afraid of people better do something else like opening “Murghi-Khana”Now our same simple Aam Aadmi friend needs 42 cars as Cm beating Badals & Capt!This is massive “Badlav” pic.twitter.com/nnqQvR2wwN
"Our friend @BhagwantMann was making fun and jokes about politicians who want extra security. Now our simple Aam Aadmi friend needs 42 cars as CM, beating Badals and Captain," Sukhpal Singh Khaira said in a tweet.
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