A day after Punjab advocate general Amar Preet Singh Deol retaliated against Congress leader Navjot Sidhu and accused him of “obstructing the government's functioning”, the latter has yet again targeted Deol saying ‘Justice is blind but people of Punjab are not’.
In a series of tweet, Navjot Sidhu needled Punjab AG APS Deol, saying “Our Congress party came in power with a promise to give justice in Sacrilege Cases, in which you appeared before the High Court for main conspirators/accused persons and made serious allegations against our Govt”.
“Further, You specifically prayed for transferring the investigation to CBI as you were afraid of their false implication in Sacrilege cases on accounts of malafide, malice and ulterior motives on the part of political party in power in the state of Punjab”, Sidhu tweeted.
“Today, you are representing the same Government of same political party in power and accusing me of spreading misinformation, whereas, I am fighting for justice in Sacrilege cases and you were procuring blanket bails for the accused persons”, claimed Navjot Sidhu.
He further added, “May I know which interest (vested or otherwise) were you acting for when you appeared for the main conspirators and procured blanket bail for them and which interest, you are acting now? #ActionsSpeakLouderThanWords”
“Are you acting at the behest of those who appointed you in this constitutional office and fulfilling their political gains? Did you advise the Government to challenge the blanket bail order procured by you or any other adverse order in Sacrilege cases in Supreme Court?”
“You appeared for the accused, now representing the State and very soon you will seek elevation as a judge so that you can decide this case. Being the highest law officer, your focus is on politics and political gains”, he added.
Sidhu further said, “Leave the politics to the politicians and focus on your personal conscience, integrity and professional ethics, which your job requires”. #NoJusticeInSight
“In the hearing of Drugs case in High Court on 05.10.2021, upon being asked that what is stopping Govt. for taking action on the basis of STF Report filed in High Court, you replied that “It would be ethically wrong to proceed in the matter without the Court’s Nod.”
“May I know what is unethical in proceeding against the accused persons on the basis of STF Report who are responsible for narcotics-terrorism in Punjab and has put India’s most prosperous state in danger of losing an entire generation to drug abuse? Did Hon’ble High Court stop you? Hon’ble High Court itself gave a copy of the STF report to our Government for consideration and you are shielding the inaction of the Government under the guise of your own unknown Ethics”, Sidhu said.
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Navjot Sidhu said that he believes that Ethics is about the way things ought to be, not about the way things are. “Ethical people often do more than law requires and less than it allows. When it comes to ethics, motive is very important. A person of character does the right thing for right reason with right motive. Your earnest inaction is clearly subverting justice rather than ensuring it”, he added.