category Regional,Chandigarh, ropar, , tags Regional,Chandigarh, ropar, , DW BUREAU ROPAR CHANDIGARH Squarely blaming the state government s haughtiness for the tragic death of Woman Assistant Professor Balwinder Kaur, the Punjab State BJP President Sunil Jakhar on Tuesday urged all Punjabis to come together as one to force this callous regime into submission. It s astonishing that they have already named deceased s husband and father in law for abetment to suicide without any proof; ostensibly to save the State Education Minister whose name is mentioned in the suicide note and as alleged has mocked and ridiculed the struggle of teachers sitting on dharna, Jakhar said here adding that government by manufacturing other reasons behind the suicide is only typically trying to distract and divert attention of people. While sharing his condolences with the family of the deceased Professor at their home here, the veteran leader assured them of taking their fight for justice for their daughter to the logical end. I am here to share your grief, anguish and frustration, Jakhar said adding that parents do so much for studies of their children to see them stand on their own feet. Pointing out that this is a planned conspiracy to delay appointment of government teachers at the behest of AAP s bosses sitting in Delhi, Jakhar said these are the same leaders who hoodwinked innocent voters with hollow promises and fake propaganda. These are same leaders who had promised Punjab would be dharna free and there would be no farmer suicides. Thanks to them, Punjab today has dharna in every District and besides farmers our students and teachers are also up in arms against this inept and incompetent government, Jakhar pointed out. This Dharna today has entered 50th day and the government is deep in slumber. Punjabis are known to not tolerate injustice and this government must not test their patience any more, Jakhar warned. The BJP President was accompanied by State BJP General Secretary Parminder Brar, Vice President Subhash Sharma and District President Ajayveer Singh. (editor dailyworld.in)