With over 2,000 APMC markets in Punjab and 70% of its population dependent on agriculture, should we question if the Centre’s push for privatisation overlooks the effectiveness of the existing Mandi system in ensuring fair prices? Can reforms that favour corporate interests truly serve farmer's needs?
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Amarpal Singh “Bonny” Ajnala’s political journey feels like Punjab politics’ classic story of shifting camps, old rivalries, and survival through changing power equations. Coming from a strong Akali family, Bonny once grew inside Shiromani Akali Dal’s system, but over time his rebellion against Bikram Singh Majithia and move towards BJP completely changed his political image. His recent attacks on Majithia have again brought him into headlines, but many people now wonder, is Bonny exposing old truths, or simply fighting old political battles from a new party office ?
अमरपाल सिंह “बोनी” अजनाला की राजनीतिक यात्रा पंजाब की उस पुरानी राजनीति जैसी लगती है जहाँ गुट बदलते रहते हैं, पुरानी दुश्मनियाँ जिंदा रहती हैं और नेता बदलते सत्ता समीकरणों के साथ अपना रास्ता बनाते रहते हैं। मजबूत अकाली परिवार से आने वाले बोनी कभी शिरोमणि अकाली दल के सिस्टम में ही आगे बढ़े, लेकिन समय के साथ बिक्रम सिंह मजीठिया से टकराव और फिर भाजपा की तरफ जाने से उनकी राजनीतिक छवि पूरी तरह बदल गई। मजीठिया पर हालिया हमलों ने उन्हें फिर सुर्खियों में ला दिया है, लेकिन अब कई लोग पूछ रहे हैं, क्या बोनी पुराने सच सामने ला रहे हैं, या सिर्फ नए पार्टी दफ्तर से पुरानी राजनीतिक लड़ाइयाँ लड़ रहे हैं ?
Tikshan Sood has long carried the image of Punjab BJP’s polished and disciplined urban face, a leader who stayed loyal through difficult years when the party struggled badly in the state. But despite years in politics, many people still feel Sood remained more visible inside party circles than in Punjab’s larger public imagination. As BJP now tries to aggressively expand before 2027, the sharper question is whether Tikshan Sood still has the hunger to emerge as a serious mass leader, or whether he has slowly become one more senior face trapped between loyalty, waiting, and missed political timing ?
