Sukhjinder Randhawa terms employees' protest a drama, tells them 'do whatever you want'

In a major incident, the protesting contractual employees on Friday gheraoed Punjab's Deputy Chief Minister Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa and Transport Minister Amarinder Singh Raja Warring in Sri Muktsar Sahib. After being stopped by protesters in Sri Muktsar Sahib, Raja Warring and Sukhjinder Randhawa stepped out of their cars to talk to the protesters. Also Read | Covid-19: No booster dose required in India as of now, says AIIMS Director While Amarinder Singh Raja Warring was trying to convince the crowd, Deputy Chief Minister Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa stepped out of his car and tried talking to the protesters. Also Read | Absolutely unfair’: Kangana Ranaut on withdrawal of farm laws We have been asking the time for a long time, a protester said. "Protesting is your right," said Warring, adding that "I along with Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa stepped out of our cars to talk to you." To this, Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa said, "It's a drama." "The government is doing drama," a protestor replied, adding that the government made a lot of promises before the 2017 polls but nothing was fulfilled. To this, Warring asked the protestor to have some respect. "You are talking to a Home Minister and a Deputy Chief Minister," said Warring. "Do whatever you want then," Randhawa said. The Deputy CM further directed the DC to suspend the protesting employees who are supposed to be on duty. "This is what you can do," the protesters replied. Meanwhile, the protesters alleged that Sukhjinder Randhawa misbehaved with them. -PTC News