Bathinda, May 27 (Reporter) The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Monday accused Home Minister Amit Shah of "openly threatening" to topple its government in Punjab, and warned him not to "threaten" three crore Punjabis and hurt thier dignity. Responding to Shah's all-out attack against the state's AAP dispensation, Kejriwal said "What he meant to say was that after June 4, we will topple the Punjab government by buying or breaking the AAP MLAs. "Punjabis have a big heart, if you ask them for something with love, they will definitely give it toyou, but do not threaten Punjabis. If they get Engry, they will not let you even enter Punjab," the Delhi Chief Minister told Shah while addressing a meeting with businessmen and traders in Amritsar. Later, Kejriwal and state Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann held a joint press conference on the issue and said Shah has "threatened" three crore Punjabis and hurt the dignity of Punjab and its people. "People of Punjab don't take kindly to the threats of anyone, it looks like the BJP and its leaders have forgotten the farmers' protest," said Mann. Kejriwal asked Shah how much money did he have to circumvent people's mandate in Punjab. "Do you want to buy the elected representatives of Punjab? Will you now scare the people of Punjab with ED and CBI?" He said the people of Punjab won't be scared of threats. "These are brave people. You cannot buy or scare them," he added...////...