It was the run-up to voting in historic 2014 elections, when I went for an interview with then BJP president Amit Shah to Amritsar, from where his very close friend Arun Jaitley was locked in an electoral contest with then Congress leader Captain Amarinder Singh. As the aircraft banked towards Raja Sansi airport and the Golden Temple appeared on the ground, he told me that he would first like to pay obeisance at Harmandir Sahib before going to meet Jaitley for an election meeting cum lunch. Before reaching the Temple, Shah told me that he had done “Kar Sewa” as a teenager for two weeks after the complex was damaged post-1984 Operation Blue Star. Shah said: “Had it not been for them, we would not be here today.” At the Harmandir Sahib, Shah remained prostrated on ground for a while as he paid obeisance to the Holy Guru Granth Sahib. He did the parikrama and then left to meet Arun Jaitley for a Kadi Chawal lunch. The Amritsar election turned out to be an interesting with Jaitley’s protégé then sitting BJP MP from the Holy City Navjot Singh Sidhu staying out of campaign and his wife and sitting MLA Navjot Kaur Sidhu sulking through out the campaign. The internal sabotage ensured that Captain won the election with a handsome margin.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds the same view of the Sikh community and does not miss any opportunity to express his absolute reverence for the guru, whether in Punjab or Bihar. He also believes that the Sikh community is the key to India’s integrity and prosperity. It is for this reason that he rescinded three agricultural laws against Guru Purab and asked farmers to apologise for failing to explain the laws and their benefits to them.
Under the mask of farmers, the pro-Khalistan separatists are playing a diabolical game against India while sitting in plush environments of US, UK, Germany, and Canada. While one also understands that the game of these western countries is to keep India on its toes and tenterhooks, the larger plot is to discredit the PM and the BJP before the eyes of the Sikh and Punjabi community in India. This also serves to the electoral interest of all the political adversaries of the BJP in Punjab.
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Despite the extreme provocation of exposing PM Modi to a possible extremist threat from Sikh groups, very active across the border with support of Pakistani deep state, at Ferozepur, the BJP and the government will not fall into the trap of making it a communal issue. The top leadership of the RSS also understands the play very well and it is for this very reason that the BJP did not part with the Akali Dal in the previous Assembly elections in spite of open anti-incumbency against the Prakash Singh Badal regime. The Modi government and the national security planners understand the sensitivities of a border state like Punjab and also know the actors in play to create tension in the state.
While it will rein in any comment from either the government or the party that can be misconstrued, India will make an all-out diplomatic effort to bring full force of justice to banned SFJ leaders like G S Pannu in US and Multani in Germany. The security agencies on the other hand have already begun to weed out the enemy within Punjab so that arms, ammunition, and Afghan heroin do not find their way from across Pakistan to fund and promote militancy in the state. With Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan facing a battle for his political survival, it is quite evident that the pressure will be deflected towards India in the coming days.
While it is absolutely necessary to book those who fan the so-called Khalistan flames, security agencies should also conduct a security review of PM Modi’s protection as the most targeted people need to be exposed for 20 minutes (at the Ferozepur flyover on January 5). above) In India, it is a crime due to the incompetence of law enforcement agencies.
Archana Puran Singh, a Bollywood actor, was injured during a film shoot in Mumbai. She fractured her wrist during the shoot and was taken to Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital. Singh apologised to Rajkummar Rao for leaving the shoot midway and expressed her gratitude for the surgery.
She also shared the visible swelling around her lips and the lessons she learned from the incident. Singh was discharged after the surgery and is now back at work. She was last seen in Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video, which starred Rajkummar Rao, Triptii Dimri, Mallika Sherawat, and Vijay Raaz. The film failed to perform well at the box office, collecting only ₹58.03 crore worldwide.
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Veteran actress Archana Puran Singh recently suffered a wrist fracture while shooting for her upcoming film alongside actor Rajkummar Rao. The incident occurred around 5 a.m. on the film set, leading to immediate medical attention. She was promptly taken to Nanavati Max Super Specialty Hospital in Vile Parle, Mumbai, where she underwent surgery for the injury.
Rajkummar Rao, known for his versatility and dedication to his craft, has expressed his concern and support for Archana during this challenging time. The two actors share a professional camaraderie, having previously collaborated on various projects. Their mutual respect and understanding have been evident in their past interactions.
Archana Puran Singh, a seasoned actress and television personality, has been a prominent figure in the Indian entertainment industry for decades. She is widely recognized for her roles in films such as “Kuch Kuch Hota Hai,” “Maine Pyaar Kiya,” and “Baadshah.”
In addition to her film career, she is a beloved judge on the popular television show “The Kapil Sharma Show,” She was promptly taken to for the injury. where her infectious laughter and warm demeanor have won the hearts of audiences.
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Rajkummar Rao, on the other hand, has established himself as one of the most talented actors of his generation. His performances in films like “Newton,” “Stree,” and “Roohi” have garnered critical acclaim and numerous awards. Known for his commitment to diverse roles and his ability to bring depth to his characters, Rajkummar continues to be a significant presence in the Indian film industry.
The upcoming film featuring Archana Puran Singh and Rajkummar Rao has generated considerable excitement among fans and industry insiders. Details about the film’s plot and release date are currently under wraps, but the collaboration between these two esteemed actors has piqued interest.
In the meantime, Archana is focusing on her recovery, following medical advice and undergoing necessary physiotherapy sessions. She has expressed gratitude for the support and well-wishes from her fans and colleagues. Her resilience and positive attitude during this period are commendable, and she remains committed to returning to work once she has fully healed.
The incident serves as a reminder of the physical demands and risks associated with the entertainment industry. It highlights the importance of safety measures on set and the need for prompt medical attention in case of injuries. Both Archana and Rajkummar have demonstrated professionalism and dedication, ensuring that the production continues smoothly despite the unforeseen circumstances.
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Fans eagerly await updates on Archana’s recovery and the progress of the film. The collaboration between these two talented actors is anticipated to bring a compelling and engaging story to the screen, further enriching the Indian film landscape.
For more insights into Archana Puran Singh’s journey and her experiences in the entertainment industry, you can watch the following video
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