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AAP govt harassing ailing wife, alleges MLA Pathanmajra

AAP Sanaur MLA who has been on the run after being booked in a rape case further alleged that his son, Harsjhan Singh, has also been falsely implicated

Published on: Sep 27, 2025, 08:00:11 IST
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Sanaur MLA Harmeet Singh Pathanmajra, who has been on the run since September 2 after being booked in a rape case, on Friday released another video alleging that the Punjab government was harassing his family, particularly his ailing wife. He appealed to his fellow AAP legislators to raise their voice in the ongoing special session of the Punjab Assembly against the harassment meted out to his family.

Sanaur MLA Harmeet Singh Pathanmajra
Sanaur MLA Harmeet Singh Pathanmajra

“I can tolerate the torture against me, but not against my wife and children. She is not being allowed to go anywhere by the Patiala police. She has already undergone many operations. If anything happens to my wife, I will drag the Punjab government to the court,” Pathanmajra said in a video message.

HT couldn’t independently verify the veracity of the video.

He also warned his party colleagues against remaining silent. “I request my fellow AAP MLAs to raise the issue of harassment of my family members. Otherwise, you will also be referred to as ‘blind followers’. Please, raise my voice in the assembly and ensure justice to my family members,” he pleaded.

Pathanmajra further alleged that his son, Harsjhan Singh, has also been falsely implicated.

The Sanaur legislator, a first-time MLA, was booked on September 1 at Civil Lines police station on charges of rape, cheating, and criminal intimidation based on a complaint by a Zirakpur-based woman. A day later, when a police team went to nab him from Dabri village in Haryana’s Karnal district, where he was staying at a relative’s house, he managed to flee. This is the third video Pathanmajra has released since his escape.

He reiterated that he was being targeted for raising his voice against the “Delhi lobby” and against Punjab Water Resources Secretary Krishan Kumar.

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Karam Prakash

Based in Patiala, Karam Prakash is a Senior Correspondent with Hindustan Times, wherefrom, he covers the Malwa region of Punjab. With extensive reporting experience, he writes on a wide range of beats: health, agriculture, power, education, labour, governance and sports. His reporting focuses on public policy, grassroots issues and stories that impact people’s everyday lives. Before taking charge of the Malwa region, Karam had been part of The Tribune’s National Bureau, wherein he covered several Union ministries and parliament reporting on key policy developments at the national level. He also has significant experience in sports journalism, having covered major international sporting events, including the Olympic and the Commonwealth Games.

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