The Badal Dal lead­er­ship is falling like a house of ninepins. Gur­daspur leader Sewa Singh Sekhwan re­signed in the pres­ence of other Ma­jha doyens Ran­jit Singh Brahm­pura and Rat­tan Singh Aj­nala, adding more woes to an al­ready be­lea­guered party try­ing to gain foothold in Pun­jab.

An­nounc­ing his res­ig­na­tion, he en­dorsed all res­o­lu­tions of the Bar­gari Mor­cha. He de­manded the res­ig­na­tion of Sukhbir Singh Badal. He asked his party col­leagues to seek par­don from the Akal Takht Jathedar for all the mis­takes that the Shi­ro­mani Akali Dal (Badal ) has com­mit­ted over the last 10 years.

Evok­ing a sharp re­ac­tion to his al­le­ga­tions against the party lead­er­ship, the party was quick to ex­pel him from the pri­mary mem­ber­ship of the party, call­ing him “un­grate­ful and ir­re­spon­si­ble.”

Start­ing with Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa and fol­lowed by Ran­jit Singh Brahm­pura, with a ban­ner of re­volt by Delhi leader Man­jit Singh GK and Man­jin­der Singh Sirsa, one af­ter the other the Badal fa­ther-son duo is fac­ing stiff re­sis­tance while at­tempt­ing to re­gain their Pan­thic agenda.

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Am­rit­sar, 3 No­vem­ber 2018, WSN News Bu­reau