Sidhu was cautious when asked about Amarinder's objections

- "The boss is always right."

A visibly upset, the cricketer-turned-politician said that those raising objections should know that politics is his passion but not his profession.

"My voters have no problem with my TV shows. Because of their love and blessings, I and my wife won six elections...I fail to understand why somebody has pain in stomach due to my TV shows," Sidhu said while speaking to reporters in Amritsar.

The local bodies minister added that he shoots four days in a month for the TV show and that too during night time.

"What I do from 7PM to 6AM should not be somebody's business. I have already left my 75 per cent work related to TV shows, stopped IPL and what else do they want? Should I stop earning?" he asked.

The 53-year-old cricketer-turned-politician was sworn in as a cabinet minister in Punjab last week.

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