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Sukhpal Khaira's big statement, 'After a while, Goldy himself will say that I will return to Congress'

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He said that the party which made him MLA stabbed him in the back. Today, by joining the Aam Aadmi Party, Goldy double face has come to the fore, which directly shows the hunger for power. (Photo: Facebook/Sukhpal Singh Khaira)

Bhaluth MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira, who was made a Lok Sabha candidate from Sangrur by the Punjab Congress, has termed former Congress MLA Dalvir Singh Goldy as a duplicitous person who joined AAP. Khaira said that a leader lik Dalvir Goldy can cheat anyone for his seat.

He said that the party which made him MLA stabbed him in the back. Today, by joining the Aam Aadmi Party, Goldy double face has come to the fore, which directly shows the hunger for power.

Khaira said that the political journey of those who are hungry for chairs ends very soon and one day they will long to come back to the Congress. It may be noted that Goldy wanted a ticket from the Congress for himself as it was his home district but the party gave the ticket to Khaira.

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