Will Mr Sidhu tell us more about the middle-aged gentleman he beat up in a fit of rage in Patiala and who died eventually as a result of this. The gentleman was merely trying to correct Mr.Sidhu on his rash driving. Of course Mr Sidhu will have his version. I have surmised that he does not respect his elders and has a fantastic ego and of course he is a celebrity owing to his buffoonery with the English language (in a country where people have their own perception of it). People can always change. He has said elsewhere that he meditates for hours in the morning (perhaps he had an eye on his future as an Indian politician). But should not we be wary of a person who has committed such a crime even if murder was not the intention? How do people like Sidhu and many others like him evade punishment at the hands of Indian Law for such a long time? It is not just the politicians who have to explain but also the judiciary. Does Mr. Sidhu's lingering case have something to do with his connections? I am not against Mr.Sidhu personally. But I am against inducting/abetting people into politics who have criminal backgrounds. We must find a solution TO THIS LACK OF ETHICAL BEHAVIOUR BY PARTI
Contesting in Amritsar, sidhu is expected to do something different. He is a kind of person who belive in trial and trial and trial. Whether he is going to win or loose let us pray for sidhu and wish him all the best.
"Reputation, my friend, and not funds will win me the election." ----Sidhu
"His speech , my friend, and not his batting is going to win people's heart" -----ram
Respected Sir Mr Navjyotsingh Sidhu we are really very happy to see you joining politics whichever the party may be We expect a true good work for your state for our contry We respect you very much Pl sir don't let us down as many of the celebrities do
