punjab government minister Aman Arora's problems are going to increase further. A petition has been filed against Aman Arora in the Punjab-Haryana High Court. In fact, the hearing on the petition filed on Monday, january 15, to issue instructions to stop Aman Arora from hoisting the flag in Amritsar, disqualifying him as an mla after his conviction on december 21, 2023, will be held.
Petition filed against Aman Arora
Sangrur resident Anil Kumar Tayal has said through the petition filed against Arora that in 2013, the supreme court has clearly stated in one of its orders that if a court sentences a public representative to 2 or more years of imprisonment, then he has been booked under the Representation of the people Act. Will be considered ineligible under. It has been further said on behalf of the petitioner that on 21 december 2023, minister Aman Arora was sentenced to 2 years imprisonment by the Sangrur court after finding him guilty under various sections of the IPC. After which Aman Arora should have been disqualified, but this has not been done yet. A demand letter in this regard was also given on 26 December.
The governor has also written a letter to the Chief Minister
Let us tell you that earlier on january 5, punjab governor banwarilal purohit had also written a letter to chief minister Bhagwant Mann and the assembly demanding action against Aman Arora. The petitioner further said in his petition that the list has been issued regarding flag hoisting in the Republic Day celebrations. In that, minister Aman Arora has been given the responsibility of hoisting the flag in Amritsar. Giving responsibility to an ineligible person will send a wrong message among the people. The petitioner has also demanded from Aman Arora to stop the flag hoisting. The high court will hear this petition on Monday.
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