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Congress&rsquo;s Punjab in-charge Harish Rawat on Friday questioned Captain&rsquo;s Amarinder Singh&rsquo;s&nbsp;claim that he &lsquo;felt humiliated&rsquo; over his ouster as chief minister. Rawat said that the Congress had retained him as the chief minister for several years, and asked &ldquo;how can that be humiliation?&rdquo; He further alleged that Amarinder&rsquo;s &ldquo;closeness to some BJP leaders&rdquo; questioned his credibility.Captain Amarinder Singh on Wednesday had called on home minister Amit Shah at his residence in Delhi, boosting speculation about the Congress leader breaking away to form his own party or aligning with BJP ahead of Punjab elections.A day after meeting Amit Shah, the former&nbsp;Punjab&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;on Thursday met National Security Advisor Ajit Doval at his residence in Delhi.

Not humiliated, Captain's closeness to BJP leaders was problematic: Congress

Congress’s Punjab in-charge Harish Rawat has questioned Captain’s Amarinder Singh’s claim that he ‘felt humiliated’ over his ouster as chief minister. Here's what he had to say

Congress&rsquo;s Punjab in-charge Harish Rawat on Friday questioned Captain&rsquo;s Amarinder Singh&rsquo;s&nbsp;claim that he &lsquo;felt humiliated&rsquo; over his ouster as chief minister.
Rawat said that the Congress had retained him as the chief minister for several years, and asked &ldquo;how can that be humiliation?&rdquo;
He further alleged that Amarinder&rsquo;s &ldquo;closeness to some BJP leaders&rdquo; questioned his credibility. SOT
Captain Amarinder Singh on Wednesday had called on home minister Amit Shah at his residence in Delhi, boosting speculation about the Congress leader breaking away to form his own party or aligning with BJP ahead of Punjab elections.
A day after meeting Amit Shah, the former&nbsp;Punjab&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;on Thursday met National Security Advisor Ajit Doval at his residence in Delhi.

Not humiliated, Captain's closeness to BJP leaders was problematic: Congress

Congress&rsquo;s Punjab in-charge Harish Rawat on Friday questioned Captain&rsquo;s Amarinder Singh&rsquo;s&nbsp;claim that he &lsquo;felt humiliated&rsquo; over his ouster as chief minister. Rawat said that the Congress had retained him as the chief minister for several years, and asked &ldquo;how can that be humiliation?&rdquo; He further alleged that Amarinder&rsquo;s &ldquo;closeness to some BJP leaders&rdquo; questioned his credibility.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/capt-amarinder-singh-to-float-a-new-party-is-the-latest-buzz-in-the-punjab-saga-1633068641300">Capt Amarinder Singh to float a new party is the latest buzz in the Punjab saga</a> Captain Amarinder Singh on Wednesday had called on home minister Amit Shah at his residence in Delhi, boosting speculation about the Congress leader breaking away to form his own party or aligning with BJP ahead of Punjab elections. A day after meeting Amit Shah, the former&nbsp;Punjab&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;on Thursday met National Security Advisor Ajit Doval at his residence in Delhi.

Amid the ongoing rift in the Punjab Congress unit, the AICC called a meeting of the state's Congress Legislative Party on Saturday.
All India Congress Committee (AICC) general secretary and in-charge of Punjab affairs Harish Rawat made the announcement Friday night.
&ldquo;The AICC has received a representation from a large number of MLAs from the Congress party, requesting to immediately convene a meeting of the Congress Legislative Party (CLP) of Punjab. Accordingly, a meeting of the CLP has been convened at 5 PM on September 18 at Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee office.
&ldquo;AICC directs the PPCC to facilitate this meeting. All congress MLAs of Punjab are requested to kindly attend this meeting,&rdquo; Rawat said in a tweet.
He also tagged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu in his tweet.
Sidhu also took to Twitter on Friday night and said, &ldquo;As per the AICC directive, Congress Legislative Party meeting has been convened at @INCPunjab PPCC Office, Chandigarh on 18 September 2021 (Saturday) 5 PM.&rdquo; The development comes as several legislators and ministers close to Sidhu have been seeking a meeting of the legislature party.
Last month, four ministers and around two dozen party legislators had raised a banner of revolt against the Punjab CM and said that they had no faith in Amarinder Singh's ability to honour unfulfilled promises.
The Congress has been trying to paper over the differences between the two top leaders in the state unit, to send a message of unity and cooperation ahead of the state polls next year, but with ittle success.
&nbsp;

Captain Vs Sidhu: Congress calls meet of Punjab MLAs as rift widens

Congress calls meet of Punjab MLAs as Captain Vs Sidhu rift widens

Congress calls meet of Punjab MLAs as Captain Vs Sidhu rift widens

Amid the ongoing rift between Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh and newly-appointed state party chief Navjot Singh Sidhu, the Congress has called a meeting of the state's MLAs on Saturday evening.
All India Congress Committee general secretary and in-charge of Punjab affairs Harish Rawat made the announcement on Friday night.
&ldquo;AICC has directed the state Congress to facilitate the meeting of MLAs. All Congress MLAs of Punjab are requested to attend this meeting,&rdquo; Rawat said in a tweet.
He also tagged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu in his tweet.
The development comes as several legislators and ministers close to Sidhu have been seeking a meeting of the legislature party.
Last month, four ministers and around two dozen party legislators had raised a banner of revolt against the Punjab CM and said that they had no faith in Amarinder Singh's ability to honour unfulfilled promises.
The Congress has been trying to paper over the differences between the two top leaders in the state unit, to send a message of unity and cooperation ahead of the state polls next year, but with little success.
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The Congress has been trying to paper over the differences between the two top leaders in the state unit, to send a message of unity and cooperation ahead of the state polls next year, but with little success.

Amid the ongoing rift in the Punjab Congress unit, the AICC called a meeting of the state's Congress Legislative Party on Saturday.
All India Congress Committee (AICC) general secretary and in-charge of Punjab affairs Harish Rawat made the announcement Friday night.
&ldquo;The AICC has received a representation from a large number of MLAs from the Congress party, requesting to immediately convene a meeting of the Congress Legislative Party (CLP) of Punjab. Accordingly, a meeting of the CLP has been convened at 5 PM on September 18 at Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee office.
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&ldquo;AICC directs the PPCC to facilitate this meeting. All congress MLAs of Punjab are requested to kindly attend this meeting,&rdquo; Rawat said in a tweet.
He also tagged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu in his tweet.
Sidhu also took to Twitter on Friday night and said, &ldquo;As per the AICC directive, Congress Legislative Party meeting has been convened at @INCPunjab PPCC Office, Chandigarh on 18 September 2021 (Saturday) 5 PM.&rdquo; The development comes as several legislators and ministers close to Sidhu have been seeking a meeting of the legislature party.
Last month, four ministers and around two dozen party legislators had raised a banner of revolt against the Punjab CM and said that they had no faith in Amarinder Singh's ability to honour unfulfilled promises.
The Congress has been trying to paper over the differences between the two top leaders in the state unit, to send a message of unity and cooperation ahead of the state polls next year, but with ittle success.
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Amid constant infighting in its Punjab unit, Congress has made it clear that Amarinder Singh is the Captain of Team Congress.
AICC in-charge of Punjab Harish Rawat on Wednesday said that the party will contest next year's Assembly polls under the CM's leadership.
Newly appointed state party president Navjot Singh Sidhu and the chief minister have been at loggerheads all along.
The latest flashpoint came when the CM chided Sidhu's advisors&nbsp;asking them&nbsp;to refrain from making statements on sensitive national and security issues. This came after two of the newly appointed advisors of Sidhu made controversial remarks on Pakistan and Kashmir.
CM's rebuke reignited 'remove Captain' calls from the Sidhu with 23 MLAs seeking his removal from the post on Tuesday.
Amarinder Singh's loyalists have, meanwhile, demanded action against Sidhu's aides who set off the controversy.
Earlier, Congress had elevated Sidhu to state party chief post to put a lid on infighting ahead of polls, but the crisis in the party has refused to die down

Amarinder is Captain: Congress says will contest Punjab polls under CM

Amid constant infighting in its Punjab unit, Congress has made it clear that Amarinder Singh is the Captain of Team Congress. Party to fight polls under CM's&nbsp;leadership

Congress: Will fight Punjab polls under Amarinder Singh
Constant Captain Vs Sidhu&nbsp;infighting plagues Punjab Cong
Captain rebukes Sidhu&nbsp;aides, his camp revives 'change CM' demand
Captain Vs Sidhu: The Punjab truce that never was

AICC in-charge of Punjab Harish Rawat on Wednesday said that the Congress will contest next year's Assembly polls under the CM Amarinder Singh's leadership

Amid constant infighting in its Punjab unit, Congress has made it clear that Amarinder Singh is the Captain of Team Congress.
AICC in-charge of Punjab Harish Rawat on Wednesday said that the party will contest next year's Assembly polls under the CM's leadership.
Newly appointed state party president Navjot Singh Sidhu and the chief minister have been at loggerheads all along.
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The latest flashpoint came when the CM chided Sidhu's advisors&nbsp;asking them&nbsp;to refrain from making statements on sensitive national and security issues. This came after two of the newly appointed advisors of Sidhu made controversial remarks on Pakistan and Kashmir.
CM's rebuke reignited 'remove Captain' calls from the Sidhu with 23 MLAs seeking his removal from the post on Tuesday.
Amarinder Singh's loyalists have, meanwhile, demanded action against Sidhu's aides who set off the controversy.
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Earlier, Congress had elevated Sidhu to state party chief post to put a lid on infighting ahead of polls, but the crisis in the party has refused to die down

Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Wednesday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi and urged him to repeal the controversial farm laws.
A Punjab government release on the meeting said that the CM asked the PM to immediately initiate steps for repealing the farm laws against which farmers have been protesting for eight months.
Pointing to the prolonged farmers stir, which cost lives of over 400 farmers, Singh said it had the potential of posing security threats for Punjab &amp; the country with Pak-backed anti-India forces looking to exploit the farmers&rsquo; disgruntlement.
The Punjab CM also said that the continued agitation was not only impacting economic activities in Punjab but also had the potential to affect the social fabric, especially when political parties and groups take strong positions.

Captain Amarinder Singh meets PM Modi, asks him to repeal new farm laws

Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Wednesday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi and urged him to repeal the controversial farm laws.

Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Wednesday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi and urged him to repeal the controversial farm laws.
A Punjab government release on the meeting said that the CM asked the PM to immediately initiate steps for repealing the farm laws against which farmers have been protesting for eight months.
Pointing to the prolonged farmers stir, which cost lives of over 400 farmers, Singh said it had the potential of posing security threats for Punjab &amp; the country with Pak-backed anti-India forces looking to exploit the farmers&rsquo; disgruntlement.
The Punjab CM also said that the continued agitation was not only impacting economic activities in Punjab but also had the potential to affect the social fabric, especially when political parties and groups take strong positions.

A Punjab government release on the meeting said that the CM asked the PM to immediately initiate steps for repealing the farm laws against which farmers have been protesting for eight months.

Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Wednesday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi and urged him to repeal the controversial farm laws.
A Punjab government release on the meeting said that the CM asked the PM to immediately initiate steps for repealing the farm laws against which farmers have been protesting for eight months.
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Pointing to the prolonged farmers stir, which cost lives of over 400 farmers, Singh said it had the potential of posing security threats for Punjab &amp; the country with Pak-backed anti-India forces looking to exploit the farmers&rsquo; disgruntlement.
The Punjab CM also said that the continued agitation was not only impacting economic activities in Punjab but also had the potential to affect the social fabric, especially when political parties and groups take strong positions.

Election strategist Prashant Kishor has resigned as principal advisor to Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh. In his letter to the CM, Kishor has reportedly stated that he wants to take a "temporary break" from active public life and would not be able to take up the role.
Punjab is headed for Assembly polls next and Captain had appointed Kishor as his principal advisor in March while he was still working on Trinamool Congress campaign in West Bengal.Some reports, quoting sources close to Kishor, said that he he never really took on the job and there is no point getting involved in state elections when the entire focus is on 2024.
Prashant Kishor has been holding series of meeting with opposition leaders in Delhi since the Bengal results. Last month he met with all three Gandhis on the possibility of a more active role in the 2024 campaign. There is also buzz around him joining the Congress in some capacity.

Prashant Kishor quits as advisor to Amarinder Singh, says break from public life

In his letter to Punjab CM, Prashant&nbsp;Kishor has stated that he wants to take a "temporary break" from active public life and would not be able to take up the role of advisor

Prashant Kishor quits as advisor to Amarinder Singh

Election strategist Prashant Kishor has resigned as principal advisor to Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh. In his letter to the CM, Kishor has reportedly stated that he wants to take a "temporary break" from active public life and would not be able to take up the role.
Punjab is headed for Assembly polls next and Captain had appointed Kishor as his principal advisor in March while he was still working on Trinamool Congress campaign in West Bengal. Some reports, quoting sources close to Kishor, said that he he never really took on the job and there is no point getting involved in state elections when the entire focus is on 2024.
Prashant Kishor has been holding series of meeting with opposition leaders in Delhi since the Bengal results. Last month he met with all three Gandhis on the possibility of a more active role in the 2024 campaign. There is also buzz around him joining the Congress in some capacity.

In his letter to the CM, Kishor has reportedly stated that he wants to take a "temporary break" from active public life and would not be able to take up the role.

Election strategist Prashant Kishor has resigned as principal advisor to Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh. In his letter to the CM, Kishor has reportedly stated that he wants to take a "temporary break" from active public life and would not be able to take up the role.
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Punjab is headed for Assembly polls next year and Captain had appointed Kishor as his principal advisor in March while he was still working on the&nbsp;Trinamool Congress campaign in West Bengal. Some reports, quoting sources close to Kishor, said that he never really took on the job and there is no point getting involved in state elections when the entire focus is on 2024 Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;Elections.
Prashant Kishor has been holding series of meeting with opposition leaders in Delhi since the Bengal results. Last month he met with all three Gandhis on the possibility of a more active role in the 2024 campaign. There is also buzz around him joining the Congress in some capacity.

In view of the improvement in the Covid-19 situation in India, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Wednesday urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to reopen the Kartarpur Corridor to facilitate people's visit to the historic shrine in Pakistan.
In a letter to the Prime Minister, Amarinder Singh said his government would be happy to work in conjunction with the Centre to ensure adherence to proper Covid-19 protocols, including testing and vaccination of pilgrims using the corridor.
He hoped for a positive consideration by the Prime Minister in this regard.
The movement of devotees to Kartarpur through the corridor was suspended in March 2020 due to the pandemic outbreak.

Punjab CM writes to PM Modi for reopening Kartarpur Corridor

In poll-bound&nbsp;Punjab, CM Captain Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;has written a letter to PM Modi for reopening Kartarpur Corridor so that Sikh devotees could visit Pakistan.&nbsp;

In a letter to the Prime Minister, Amarinder Singh said his government would be happy to work in conjunction with the Centre to ensure adherence to proper Covid-19 protocols

In view of the improvement in the Covid-19 situation in India, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Wednesday urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to reopen the Kartarpur Corridor to facilitate people's visit to the historic shrine in Pakistan.
In a letter to the Prime Minister, Amarinder Singh said his government would be happy to work in conjunction with the Centre to ensure adherence to proper Covid-19 protocols, including testing and vaccination of pilgrims using the corridor.
He hoped for a positive consideration by the Prime Minister in this regard.
The movement of devotees to Kartarpur through the corridor was suspended in March 2020 due to the pandemic outbreak.

Navjot Singh Sidhu on Friday took over as Punjab Congress chief in his own style. As he walked in swag to address the Congress workers after taking over, Sidhu mimiced a batting shot to denote his win.
Sidhu finally managed to hit out of the park to get the state unit leadership after a long-drawn and bitter battle with chief minister Amarinder Singh.
The rival leaders made a show of unity on Friday with Captain declaring his support to Sidhu's new innings.
"The Punjab crisis has been resolved, you can see," Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said moments after they met, according to ANI.
Singh had till now refused to meet Sidhu unless he apologised publicly for attacking him. This was also one of the conditions the Chief Minister had placed to agree to the latter's elevation, although it didn't matter at the end of the day.

Watch: Navjot Singh Sidhu's swag as he takes over Punjab Congress chief

Navjot Sidhu mimics batting shot as he wins top state Congress post

Navjot Singh Sidhu on Friday took over as Punjab Congress chief in his own style. As he walked in swag to address the Congress workers after taking over, Sidhu mimiced a batting shot to denote his win.
Sidhu finally managed to hit out of the park to get the state unit leadership after a long-drawn and bitter battle with chief minister Amarinder Singh.
The rival leaders made a show of unity on Friday with Captain declaring his support to Sidhu's new innings.
"The Punjab crisis has been resolved, you can see," Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said moments after they met, according to ANI.

Navjot Singh Sidhu on Friday took over as Punjab Congress chief in his own style. As he walked in swag to address the Congress workers after taking over, Sidhu mimiced a batting shot to denote his win.

Navjot Singh Sidhu on Friday took over as Punjab Congress chief in his own style. As he walked in swag to address the Congress workers after taking over, Sidhu mimiced a batting shot to denote his win.
Sidhu finally managed to hit out of the park to get the state unit leadership after a long-drawn and bitter battle with chief minister Amarinder Singh.
The rival leaders made a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/amarinder-singh-and-navjot-sidhu-break-ice-over-a-cup-of-tea-reset-ties-1627022977976" target="_blank">show of unity</a> on Friday with Captain declaring his support to Sidhu's new innings.
"The Punjab crisis has been resolved, you can see," Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said moments after they met, according to ANI.
Singh had till now refused to meet Sidhu unless he apologised publicly for attacking him. This was also one of the conditions the Chief Minister had placed to agree to the latter's elevation, although it didn't matter at the end of the day.

Newly appointed president of Congress&rsquo; Punjab unit, Navjot Singh Sidhu has invited Captain Amarinder Singh to the event where he&rsquo;ll take charge as the unit chief, news agency ANI reported quoting sources.
The long drawn power tussle between the two leaders ahead of the Assembly polls in the state is yet to come to an end with Sonia Gandhi elevating Sidhu to the rank of state chief. Though the Punjab CM said he&rsquo;d abide by the party&rsquo;s decision, he has reportedly written to the Congress president against Sidhu&rsquo;s appointment. His office on Tuesday announced that Captain will not meet Sidhu until the latter publicly apologises for his public remarks against the CM.
Signed by 65 legislators, Sidhu also sent the invitation to Harish Rawat, All India Congress Committee member and in-charge of the party&rsquo;s affair in Punjab. The cricketer-turned-politician will take charge of the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee on July 23rd.

Sidhu invites Captain to event where he will take charge as Punjab Congress chief

The invitation comes after Captain's office announced that he will not meet Sidhu until the latter publicly apologises for his public remarks against the CM.

Navjot&nbsp;Sidhu&nbsp;will&nbsp;take charge as the Punjab Congress chief on July 23rd
Sidhu&nbsp;invites CM to event where he will take charge as sate party chief
Power tussle between Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;&amp; Navjot&nbsp;Sidhu&nbsp;not over yet
Punjab CM had written to Sonia Gandhi&nbsp;opposing&nbsp;Sidhu&rsquo;s promotion
CM said won't meet Sidhu unless he apologises for his derogatory attacks&nbsp;
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The invitation has also been sent to AICC&nbsp;member and in-charge of the party&rsquo;s affairs in Punjab, Harish&nbsp;Rawat.&nbsp;

Newly appointed president of Congress&rsquo; Punjab unit, Navjot Singh Sidhu has invited Captain Amarinder Singh to the event where he&rsquo;ll take charge as the unit chief July 23rd, news agency ANI reported quoting sources.
Sidhu also sent the invitation to Harish Rawat&nbsp;who is&nbsp;in-charge of the party&rsquo;s affair in Punjab.&nbsp;
The long drawn power tussle between the two leaders ahead of the Assembly polls in the state is yet to come to an end.
Though the Punjab CM said he&rsquo;d abide by the party&rsquo;s decision, he has reportedly written to the Congress interim chief, Sonia Gandhi&nbsp;against Sidhu&rsquo;s promotion.&nbsp;
Captain Amarinder Singh's media advisor Raveen Thukral tweeted that the chief minister&nbsp;won't meet Sidhu unless he tenders a public apology&nbsp;for his derogatory attacks against him on social media
&nbsp;

Punjab Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu, who has been targeting his own government in state over the power crisis, is himself sitting on an unpaid electricity bill of over 8 lakh.
According to the website of Punjab State Power Corporation Limited, electricity charges worth ₹ 8,67,540 of his Amritsar home are yet to be paid, with Friday as the last date for making the payment.
Sidhu has been targeting CM Amarinder Singh, who also hold the charge of power minister, over power cuts in the state.
"There is no need for power cuts in Punjab or for the Chief Minister to regulate office timings or AC use of the common people ... if we act in the right direction," Sidhu had tweeted on Friday.

Sitting on ₹8 lakh unpaid bill, Sidhu targets Punjab CM over power crisis

Punjab Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu, who has been targeting his own government in state over the power crisis, is himself sitting on an unpaid electricity bill of over 8 lakh.
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Sidhu targets CM Amarinder over power crisis, but hasn't paid his ₹8 lakh bill

Punjab Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu, who has been targeting his own government in state over the power crisis, is himself sitting on an unpaid electricity bill of over 8 lakh.
According to the website of Punjab State Power Corporation Limited, electricity charges worth ₹ 8,67,540 of his Amritsar home are yet to be paid, with Friday as the last date for making the payment.
Sidhu has been targeting CM Amarinder Singh, who also hold the charge of power minister, over power cuts in the state.
"There is no need for power cuts in Punjab or for the Chief Minister to regulate office timings or AC use of the common people ... if we act in the right direction," Sidhu had tweeted on Friday.

Punjab Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu, who has been targeting his own government in state over the power crisis, is himself sitting on an unpaid electricity bill of over 8 lakh.
&nbsp;

Upping the ante against Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh ahead of the state polls next year, Congress MLA Navjot Singh Sidhu has accused the CM of lying everyday. In an interview to Hindustan Times, Sidhu, who has a long running power struggle with the CM, said that Amarinder Singh keeps talking trash about him. Taking on his own party's government, Sidhu said that he is fighting the system that has ruined Punjab. Asked about the crisis in Congress, Sidhu said that today "nobody is ready to work for people and everybody is prepared to loot". The Congress high command is struggling to contain the dissidence in Punjab led by Navjot Sidhu against the CM ahead of the polls. In direct attack on the CM, Sidhu said that Captain in not the Congress and his leaders are Sonia and Rahul Gandhi.

'Captain lies every day': Sidhu ups the ante against Punjab CM

Upping the ante against Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh ahead of the state polls next year, Congress MLA Navjot Singh Sidhu has accused the CM of "lying everyday".

Upping the ante against Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh ahead of the state polls next year, Congress MLA Navjot Singh Sidhu has accused the CM of lying everyday. In an interview to Hindustan Times, Sidhu, who has a long running power struggle with the CM, said that Amarinder Singh keeps talking trash about him. Taking on his own party's government, Sidhu said that he is fighting the system that has ruined Punjab. Asked about the crisis in Congress, Sidhu said that today "nobody is ready to work for people and everybody is prepared to loot". The Congress high command is struggling to contain the dissidence in Punjab led by Navjot Sidhu against the CM ahead of the polls. In direct attack on the CM, Sidhu said that Captain in not the Congress and his leaders are Sonia and Rahul Gandhi.

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Saturday mocked Yogi Adityanath&rsquo;s tweet on the declaration of Malerkotla as the 23rd district of Punjab as a &lsquo;divisive policy of Congress&rsquo;.
Insinuating irony, the Punjab CM rubbished his Uttar Pradesh counterpart&rsquo;s remark as utterly ridiculous, unwarranted and uncalled for.
The Congress leader called the remark a provocative gesture aimed at creating conflict amongst the communities in Punjab.
Without mincing his words, Captain Amarinder pointed out the spate of changes in names of various cities in UP, cow vigilantism which has led to lynching of Muslims in the state and Adityanath&rsquo;s &lsquo;open hatred&rsquo; for Taj Mahal as a legacy of Mughals.
The Punjab CM further added that Adityanath should focus his energy on saving his own state where the COVID situation is spiralling out of control. 

Mind your own state: Amarinder replies to Yogi’s Malerkotla tweet

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Saturday mocked Yogi Adityanath&rsquo;s tweet on the declaration of Malerkotla as the 23rd district of Punjab as a &lsquo;divisive policy of Congress&rsquo;.
Insinuating irony, the Punjab CM rubbished his Uttar Pradesh counterpart&rsquo;s remark as utterly ridiculous, unwarranted and uncalled for.
The Congress leader called the remark a provocative gesture aimed at creating conflict amongst the communities in Punjab.
Without mincing his words, Captain Amarinder pointed out the spate of changes in names of various cities in UP, cow vigilantism which has led to lynching of Muslims in the state and Adityanath&rsquo;s &lsquo;open hatred&rsquo; for Taj Mahal as a legacy of Mughals.
The Punjab CM further added that Adityanath should focus his energy on saving his own state where the COVID situation is spiralling out of control.

//Punjab CM&nbsp;mocks&nbsp;Yogi's tweet criticising&nbsp;Malerkotla&nbsp;decision&nbsp; //'Utterly ridiculous', 'aimed at creating conflict': Captain&nbsp; //Look at UP: Amarinder&nbsp;points at lynchings, Yogi's 'hate' for&nbsp;Taj&nbsp;Mahal&nbsp; //Punjab CM: Adityanath&nbsp;should focus on saving his state

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Saturday mocked Yogi Adityanath&rsquo;s tweet on the declaration of Malerkotla as the 23rd district of Punjab as a &lsquo;divisive policy of Congress&rsquo;.
Insinuating irony, the Punjab CM rubbished his Uttar Pradesh counterpart&rsquo;s remark as utterly ridiculous, unwarranted and uncalled for.
The Congress leader called the remark a provocative gesture aimed at creating conflict amongst the communities in Punjab.
Without mincing his words, Captain Amarinder pointed out the spate of changes in names of various cities in UP, cow vigilantism which has led to lynching of Muslims in the state and Adityanath&rsquo;s &lsquo;open hatred&rsquo; for Taj Mahal as a legacy of Mughals.
The Punjab CM further added that Adityanath should focus his energy on saving his own state where the COVID situation is spiralling out of control.

‘Ready to resign than bow to injustice to farmer’: Captain 

Amid protests by farmers against the new farm laws, Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh Tuesday said he was prepared to &lsquo;resign or be dismissed rather than bow to injustice towards Punjab&rsquo;s&nbsp;farmers&rsquo;. Captain also warned of possible disruption to state&rsquo;s peace and a threat to national security as a result of the farm laws, pointing out that nobody can tolerate religious hurt and attack on livelihood.&nbsp;Cautioning the Centre against allowing the situation to get out of hand, the chief minister said if the farm laws are not revoked, angry youth would take to streets and join the farmers, which would lead to chaos.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Captain hardens stand on Centre's farm laws Prepared to &lsquo;resign or be dismissed: Punjab&nbsp;CM CM also warns of possible disruption to Punjab's peace Centre allowing situation to get out of hand: CM

Amid protests by farmers against the new farm laws, Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh Tuesday said he was prepared to &lsquo;resign or be dismissed rather than bow to injustice towards Punjab&rsquo;s&nbsp;farmers&rsquo;. Captain also warned of possible disruption to state&rsquo;s peace and a threat to national security as a result of the farm laws, pointing out that nobody can tolerate religious hurt and attack on livelihood.&nbsp;Cautioning the Centre against allowing the situation to get out of hand, the chief minister said if the farm laws are not revoked, angry youth would take to streets and join the farmers, which would lead to chaos.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Punjab CM's sit-in protest today against farm laws

Punjab CM will stage a sit-in protest against the new farm laws today at Khatkar Kalan, the ancestral village of freedom fighter Shaheed Bhagat Singh, on his birth anniversary

A day after the three farm bills were signed into law by President Ram Nath Kovind, farmers groups and political parties plan to intensify their protests. Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh will stage a sit-in protest against the contentious laws today at Khatkar Kalan, the ancestral village of freedom fighter Shaheed Bhagat Singh, on his birth anniversary. He will be joined by all Congress MPs and MLAs. Shiromani Akali Dal, which quit the NDA over the issue, said President Kovind&rsquo;s assent to the three bills marked a &ldquo;dark day for democracy and farmers.&rdquo;

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