Summary:
He suggested that the state government can now present the panel report in the House in a legal manner. Though the then state government formed the judicial panel to probe the incident but the victim families say that the report was never made public. However, he also made it clear that action taken report on the panel’s report was never presented before the House.On this, Phoolka informed the speaker that the panel’s report had to be presented along with the action taken report. Otherwise it cannot be accepted and is not legal. Present on the second day of the Punjab assembly’s budget session, Phoolka apprised the legislators that he had written a letter to the Prime Minister earlier to which he had received a reply from the Centre that SGPC’s 5-year tenure had come to an end in December 2016..