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Punjab Congress

20 Sep 2021

Infighting continues in Punjab Congress, Sunil Jakhar raises question on Harish Rawat's statement

Even after the change of leadership, factionalism in the party is not taking the name of calm. Now the former state president of the party, Sunil Jakhar is furious. He has raised questions on the statement of state in-charge Harish Rawat, in which he talked about contesting the next assembly elections under the leadership of state president Navjot Singh Sidhu.

Punjab Congress

21 Jul 2021

Punjab Congress Crisis: Will Sidhu apologize to Captain Amarinder Singh?

The conflict between Captain Amarinder Singh and Sidhu continues in Punjab politics. Captain Amarinder Singh wants Sidhu to apologize to him, while Navjot Singh Sidhu has reached the Golden Temple with his 62 MLAs, which is being seen as a show of strength.

Sidhu Vs Amarinder

19 Jul 2021

Congress Crisis: Amarinder Singh called a meeting of MPs and MLAs in Punjab

Captain Amarinder Singh has called a big meeting amid the ruckus in Punjab. All the MPs and MLAs have been called in this meeting, after which the discord of the Congress party in Punjab does not seem to end.

Sidhu Vs Amarinder

19 Jul 2021

Congress Crisis: Who is important for Punjab - party or family?

In the Lok Sabha, there was a conversation of about 20 minutes between Captain Amarinder Singh's wife Preneet Kaur and Rahul Gandhi. During this conversation, Preneet Kaur kept asking questions to Rahul Gandhi. This incident is being linked to the decision of Congress after the dispute between Navjot Singh Sidhu and Captain Amrinder Singh.

Sidhu Vs Amarinder

17 Jul 2021

Sidhu Vs Amarinder: Capt Amarinder Singh writes to Sonia Gandhi

The trouble of Congress in Punjab is not decreasing. The high command has also failed to bring about a reconciliation between Sidhu and Captain Amarinder Singh. Meanwhile, Capt Amarinder Singh has written a letter to Sonia Gandhi. Watch the report.

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