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Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Monday claimed he had got a message from Pakistan to reinstate Navjot Singh Sidhu in his government because he was an old friend of their prime minister.
Singh, who has floated a new party after leaving Congress and is fighting Punjab assembly polls in an alliance with BJP, said he was told that Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan will be grateful if he can keep Sidhu in the government.
"After I dropped Navjot Sidhu from my government, I got a message from Pakistan that he is an old friend of their prime minister and he would be grateful if you can keep him in the government. If he (Sidhu) doesn't work, then you can remove him," Singh said during a press conference at BJP headquarters to announce a seat-sharing arrangement.
Singh, who had dropped Sidhu from the Punjab government during his tenure as the state's chief minister, never had smooth relations with the cricketer-turned-politician and was against appointing him as the Punjab unit chief of the Congress.
Meanwhile, Navjot Singh Sidhu has refused to comment on that matter and said he does not want to react to words of someone who is a spent force. 

Punjab Elections 2022 | Imran Khan wanted Sidhu back as Punjab minister, claims ex-CM Amarinder Singh

Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Monday claimed he had got a message from Pakistan to reinstate Navjot Singh Sidhu in his government because he was an old friend of their prime minister.

Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Monday claimed he had got a message from Pakistan to reinstate Navjot Singh Sidhu in his government because he was an old friend of their prime minister.
BITE: I got a message from Pakistan that the&nbsp;PM has sent a request if I can take&nbsp;Sidhu&nbsp;back into my cabinet he will be grateful, he is an old friend of mine. Throw him out if he doesn't work.&nbsp;
Singh, who had dropped Sidhu from the Punjab government during his tenure as the state's chief minister, never had smooth relations with the cricketer-turned-politician and was against appointing him as the Punjab unit chief of the Congress.
Amarinder&nbsp;Singh has floated a new party after leaving Congress and is fighting Punjab assembly polls in an alliance with BJP.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Navjot&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Sidhu&nbsp;has refused to comment on that matter and said he does not want to react to words of someone who is a spent force.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, Navjot&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Sidhu&nbsp;has refused to comment on that matter and said he does not want to react to words of someone who is a spent force.&nbsp;

Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Monday claimed he had got a message from Pakistan to reinstate Navjot Singh Sidhu in his government because he was an old friend of their prime minister.
Singh, who has floated a new party after leaving Congress and is fighting Punjab assembly polls in an alliance with BJP, said he was told that Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan will be grateful if he can keep Sidhu in the government.
"After I dropped Navjot Sidhu from my government, I got a message from Pakistan that he is an old friend of their prime minister and he would be grateful if you can keep him in the government. If he (Sidhu) doesn't work, then you can remove him," Singh said during a press conference at BJP headquarters to announce a seat-sharing arrangement.
Singh, who had dropped Sidhu from the Punjab government during his tenure as the state's chief minister, never had smooth relations with the cricketer-turned-politician and was against appointing him as the Punjab unit chief of the Congress.
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Meanwhile, Navjot&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Sidhu&nbsp;has refused to comment on that matter and said he does not want to react to words of someone who is a spent force.&nbsp;

First Dalit CM of Punjab: Who is Charanjit Singh Channi? 

Charanjit&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Channi&nbsp;all set to be Punjab's first Dalit&nbsp;Chief Minister

After a lot of back-and-forth on who will replace Amarinder Singh, the Congress on Sunday picked Dalit-Sikh leader Charanjit Singh Channi as the new chief minister of Punjab. Channi will be Punjab's first Dalit-Sikh chief minister.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/captain-amarinder-singh-resigns-as-punjab-cm-amid-revolt-1631963547245" target="_blank">'Felt humiliated': Captain Amarinder Singh resigns as Punjab CM amid revolt&nbsp;</a>
Channi&rsquo;s elevation to the top post comes ahead of the 2022 state assembly elections. By choosing Channi for the post of the CM, Congress is clearly targeting the Dalits community that constitutes an estimated 31 per cent of the state's population. Charanjit Channi, a three-time MLA from Rupnagar's Chamkaur Sahib will be sworn in as Punjab's first Dalit Chief Minister on Monday at 11 am.

They might be used to eating supremely healthy food and follow a strict dietary&nbsp;regiment but when the Maharaja&nbsp;cooks, even the Olympic heroes can afford to have a cheat day.&nbsp;
Punjab CM Captain Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;invited the Indian Olympic athletes to a special meal at his farmhouse in Mohali. The meal was prepared by the Chief Minister himself and it included specialities from the Patiala&nbsp;Gharana&nbsp;including Mutton Khara Pishori and Laung Elaichi Chicken to Aloo Korma,&nbsp;Dal Masri,&nbsp;Murg Korma, the Dugani biryani, and&nbsp;Zarda Rice to finish with.&nbsp;
The athletes who are used to eating lean called the food slightly 'Rich' but thoroughly enjoyed the spread served by the Maharaja&nbsp;of Patiala&nbsp;on Wednesday night.&nbsp;
Needless to say, Thursday morning was spent burning those calories.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Captain Cook! Chef Amarinder delights India's Olympic heroes with food 

Punjab CM Captain Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;invited the Indian Olympic athletes to a special meal at his farmhouse in Mohali

They might be used to eating supremely healthy food and follow a strict dietary&nbsp;regiment but when the Maharaja&nbsp;cooks, even the Olympic heroes can afford to have a cheat day.&nbsp;
Punjab CM Captain Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;invited the Indian Olympic athletes to a special meal at his farmhouse in Mohali. The meal was prepared by the Chief Minister himself and it included specialities from the Patiala&nbsp;Gharana&nbsp;including Mutton Khara Pishori and Laung Elaichi Chicken to Aloo Korma,&nbsp;Dal Masri,&nbsp;Murg Korma, the Dugani biryani, and&nbsp;Zarda Rice to finish with.&nbsp;
The athletes who are used to eating lean called the food slightly 'Rich' but thoroughly enjoyed the spread served by the Maharaja&nbsp;of Patiala&nbsp;on Wednesday night.&nbsp;
Needless to say, Thursday morning was spent burning those calories.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Captain Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;cooks for the Indian Olympic heroes at his residence. The Menu included&nbsp;Mutton Khara Pishori and Laung Elaichi Chicken to Aloo Korma and Dal Masri

They might be used to eating supremely healthy food and follow a strict dietary&nbsp;regiment but when the Maharaja&nbsp;cooks, even the Olympic heroes can afford to have a cheat day.&nbsp;
Punjab CM Captain Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;invited the Indian Olympic athletes to a special meal at his farmhouse in Mohali. The meal was prepared by the Chief Minister himself and it included specialities from the Patiala&nbsp;Gharana&nbsp;including Mutton Khara Pishori and Laung Elaichi Chicken to Aloo Korma,&nbsp;Dal Masri,&nbsp;Murg Korma, the Dugani biryani, and&nbsp;Zarda Rice to finish with.&nbsp;
The athletes who are used to eating lean called the food slightly 'Rich' but thoroughly enjoyed the spread served by the Maharaja&nbsp;of Patiala&nbsp;on Wednesday night.&nbsp;
Needless to say, Thursday morning was spent burning those calories.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Putting speculations&nbsp;to rest, Congress President Sonia Gandhi appointed Navjot&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Sidhu as the chief of party in&nbsp;Punjab, where elections are scheduled later this year.&nbsp;Sidhu on Sunday had arrived in Chief Minister Amarinder Singh&rsquo;s home constituency, Patiala, to meet party MLAs and garner support for his elevation.Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh&nbsp;had said on Saturday that any decision taken by Congress president Sonia Gandhi will be acceptable to all. Captain's&nbsp;remarks had come&nbsp;amid talk of Navjot Singh Sidhu being appointed chief of the party's state unit despite the chief minister's oft-stated reservations gathered force. &nbsp;

Sonia Gandhi appoints Navjot Singh Sidhu as chief of Punjab unit

Putting speculations&nbsp;to rest, Congress President Sonia Gandhi appointed Navjot&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Sidhu as the chief of party in&nbsp;Punjab, where elections are scheduled later this year.

Sonia appoints&nbsp;NavjotSinghSidhu as chief of Punjab unit Sidhu's&nbsp;elevation amid tussle with CM Amarinder&nbsp;Singh Sidhu visited CM&nbsp;Amarinder Singh&rsquo;s&nbsp;constituency&nbsp;Patiala Amarinder&nbsp;had said he would abide by decision of Cong chief &nbsp;

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh&nbsp;had said on Saturday that any decision taken by Congress president Sonia Gandhi will be acceptable to all.

Putting speculations&nbsp;to rest, Congress President Sonia Gandhi appointed Navjot&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Sidhu as the chief of party in&nbsp;Punjab, where elections are scheduled later this year.&nbsp; Sidhu on Sunday had arrived in Chief Minister Amarinder Singh&rsquo;s home constituency, Patiala, to meet party MLAs and garner support for his elevation. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh&nbsp;had said on Saturday that any decision taken by Congress president Sonia Gandhi will be acceptable to all. Captain's&nbsp;remarks had come&nbsp;amid talk of Navjot Singh Sidhu being appointed chief of the party's state unit despite the chief minister's oft-stated reservations gathered force. &nbsp;

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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