“CONGRESS WILL SPLIT IF SIDHU BECOMES CHIEF”- PUNJAB CHIEF MINISTER
Pranshi Ladha, INN/ Madhya Pradesh
@PranshiLadha, @Infodeaofficial
Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Friday composed a letter communicating his ‘disappointment’ to Sonia Gandhi, in the midst of hypotheses of Navjot Singh Sidhu being named the Congress’ state chief as party in-battling proceeds. Allies showed up at Navjot Singh Sidhu’s home on Friday, and took care of one another’s desserts while anticipating an authority declaration on the matter.
The letter specifies how the party would be harmed in the state in case Sidhu is made the chief. Current Congress chief Harish Rawat will likewise visit Chandigarh on Saturday to meet Singh.
As per the CM, Sidhu’s functioning style would hurt the Congress. “Old party individuals will be irate, and the Congress will be parted because of this,” he said in the letter.
Sidhu on Friday hosted a meeting with Sonia Gandhi at her home. Previous Congress president Rahul Gandhi and Rawat were likewise present during the gathering. The gathering came in front of the gathering’s Punjab unit patch up. After the gathering, Rawat said Sonia Gandhi is yet to take an official conclusion on the issue and he will share it before long it is finished. Found out if a choice to designate Sidhu as Punjab Congress boss has been made, Rawat said, “Who says this?”
The comments came in the midst of media reports that Amritsar MLA Navjot Singh Sidhu was probably going to be declared the Punjab Congress boss by the gathering central leadership. Sidhu has been in constant conflict with the CM as he assaulted him over the supposed deferral in equity in the 2015 despoiling cases.
The Congress administration has been working out an equation for Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and Sidhu to cooperate. The gathering had set up a three-part board, headed by Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge, to determine the infighting in the Punjab Congress. The gathering central leadership has been attempting to determine the inner crack in the Punjab unit, with only months to go before the following Assembly surveys.
