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Punjab CM Amarinder Singh wrote an angry letter to Sonia Gandhi, expressing resentment over Congress' apparent move to appoint Sindu as state party chief

CM Amarinder Singh writes angry letter to Sonia Gandhi as Punjab party crisis escalates

Punjab CM Amarinder Singh wrote an angry letter to Sonia Gandhi, expressing resentment over&nbsp;Congress' apparent move to appoint Sindu as state party chief

<ul>
<li>Punjab CM&nbsp;Amarinder Singh writes letter to Sonia Gandhi as party crisis escalates</li>
<li>Captain&nbsp;not on board with plan to elevate Navjot Sidhu as Punjab Congress chief</li>
<li>Captain expressed resentment over escaltion&nbsp;of Sidhu's&nbsp;position in the party</li>
<li>'Party high command forcibly&nbsp;interfering' Captain complained in the letter</li>
<li>CM:&nbsp;change in leadership not favourable, will effect party's prospects</li>
<li>Angry letter shot after Sidhu&nbsp;met Sonia Gandhi amid 'revamp' talks</li>
</ul>

Punjab CM Amarinder Singh wrote an angry letter to Sonia Gandhi, expressing resentment over&nbsp;Congress' apparent move to appoint Sindu as state party chief

Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh has written an angry letter to Congress interim chief Sonia Gandhi amid an escalating crisis in the party ahead of the state assembly polls next year.
The letter was shot off after <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/navjot-sidhu-to-meet-sonia-today-as-war-with-amarinder-singh-escalates-1626416263251" target="_blank">Navjot Singh Sidhu met Sonia and Rahul Gandhi in Delhi</a> following reports that he will likely be appointed as Punjab Congress president.
In the letter, the Captain has reportedly expressed his resentment over the party's apparent move to appoint Sidhu&nbsp;as state Congress chief.
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He also said the party high command was "forcibly interfering" with the working of the Punjab government and in the state's politics.
He is believed to have told Sonia Gandhi that the party high command should understand the prevailing situation in Punjab, which is not favourable for a change in leadership and that such developments will have an adverse impact on the Congress's prospects in the state

Amid bitter infighting in the Punjab unit of the Congress,&nbsp;Chief Minister Amarinder Singh&nbsp;meet with Congress president Sonia Gandhi.Coming out of the meeting, the Punjab chief minister said&nbsp;he would accept "whatever decision is taken by the Congress high command".
The meeting raised speculation of a resolution in the Chief Minister's feud with Navjot Singh Sidhu.
Captain's&nbsp;meeting with Sonia Gandhi comes just days after Navjot Sidhu met Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi in Delhi.

Captain Amrinder on Punjab Congress infighting: will accept whatever decision Sonia Gandhi takes

The meeting has raised speculation of a resolution Amarinder Singh's feud with Navjot Singh Sidhu

The meeting has raised speculation of a resolution Amarinder Singh's feud with Navjot Singh Sidhu

Amid bitter infighting in the Punjab unit of the Congress,&nbsp;Chief Minister Amarinder Singh&nbsp;meet with Congress president Sonia Gandhi. Coming out of the meeting, the Punjab chief minister said&nbsp;he would accept "whatever decision is taken by the Congress high command".
The meeting raised speculation of a resolution in the Chief Minister's feud with Navjot Singh Sidhu.
Captain's&nbsp;meeting with Sonia Gandhi comes just days after Navjot Sidhu met Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi in Delhi.

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Monday favoured the need to start breeding crocodiles in the state's rivers, especially the Beas and the Sutlej.He said this will help the riverine&nbsp;ecosystem, as crocodiles&nbsp;were found in abundance in these rivers six decades ago.
During a meeting with Forests and Wildlife Preservation Department&nbsp;he appreciated the efforts of the for re-introduction of gharials, an important component of the riverine ecosystem. He also lauded the efforts for conservation of Indus dolphins that were declared as the state aquatic animal in 2019.
The Chief Minister, who is a known nature lover,&nbsp;asked the officials to revive the original flora and fauna keeping in view the state's natural climate and habitat.

CM Captain Amarinder wants crocodile breeding in Punjab rivers, here's why 

During a meeting with Forests and Wildlife Preservation Department&nbsp;he appreciated the efforts of the for re-introduction of gharials, an important component of the riverine ecosystem.

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Monday favoured the need to start breeding crocodiles in the state's rivers, especially the Beas and the Sutlej.
He said this will help the riverine&nbsp;ecosystem, as crocodiles&nbsp;were found in abundance in these rivers six decades ago.
During a meeting with Forests and Wildlife Preservation Department&nbsp;he appreciated the efforts of the for re-introduction of gharials, an important component of the riverine ecosystem.
He also lauded the efforts for conservation of Indus dolphins that were declared as the state aquatic animal in 2019.
The Chief Minister, who is a known nature lover,&nbsp;asked the officials to revive the original flora and fauna keeping in view the state's natural climate and habitat.
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During a meeting with Forests and Wildlife Preservation Department&nbsp;he appreciated the efforts of the for re-introduction of gharials, an important component of the riverine ecosystem.

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Monday favoured the need to start breeding crocodiles in the state's rivers, especially the Beas and the Sutlej. He said this will help the riverine&nbsp;ecosystem, as crocodiles&nbsp;were found in abundance in these rivers six decades ago.
During a meeting with Forests and Wildlife Preservation Department&nbsp;he appreciated the efforts of the for re-introduction of gharials, an important component of the riverine ecosystem. He also lauded the efforts for conservation of Indus dolphins that were declared as the state aquatic animal in 2019.
The Chief Minister, who is a known nature lover,&nbsp;asked the officials to revive the original flora and fauna keeping in view the state's natural climate and habitat.

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