Punjab politics often produces strange contradictions. AAP's Punjab president Aman Arora has Congress roots, former Punjab BJP President Sunil Kumar Jakhar spent decades in Congress, and BJP's current Punjab Chief Kewal Singh Dhillon also built much of his political career there. Yet AAP and BJP regularly attack Congress and portray it as the source of Punjab's political problems. This leaves many voters scratching their heads if so many senior leaders across parties once belonged to Congress, then how much of today's criticism is really about ideology, and how much is simply politicians changing jerseys while continuing the same political game ?

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