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Amid crisis in the&nbsp;Punjab&nbsp;unit of Congress with Navjot Singh Sidhu&rsquo;s resignation, uncertainty seems to be looming =over the Chhattisgarh leadership as 15 MLAs reached Delhi on Wednesday and sought a meeting with the party high command.
The MLAs&nbsp;belong to Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel&rsquo;s camp and are expected to meet the Congress leadership and inform them about the prevailing political situation.
The MLAs, several of whom are said to be staying at Chhattisgarh Bhawan, are led by Brahaspat Singh, a senior MLA and Bhupesh Baghel loyalist, who had an ugly face-off earlier with health minister TS Singh Deo and had even accused the latter of plotting to eliminate him.
A regional news portal quoted MLA Singh as saying that 60 MLAs have assured written support to Baghel who according to him was &ldquo;doing good as a leader&rdquo;.&nbsp;

Amid Punjab churn, Chhattisgrah Congress MLAs in Delhi to meet high command

Congress infighting continues:&nbsp;Chhattisgarh&nbsp;follows Punjab's footsteps
15 Congress MLAs&nbsp;reach Delhi seeking meeting with party command
Congress rebellion against state health minister TS Singh&nbsp;Deo
60 Chhattisgarh&nbsp;MLAs&nbsp;write letter of support to CM Baghel

Amid Punjab churn, Chhattisgrah Congress MLAs in Delhi to meet high command

Amid crisis in the&nbsp;Punjab&nbsp;unit of Congress with Navjot Singh Sidhu&rsquo;s resignation, uncertainty seems to be looming =over the Chhattisgarh leadership as 15 MLAs reached Delhi on Wednesday and sought a meeting with the party high command.
The MLAs&nbsp;belong to Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel&rsquo;s camp and are expected to meet the Congress leadership and inform them about the prevailing political situation.
The MLAs, several of whom are said to be staying at Chhattisgarh Bhawan, are led by Brahaspat Singh, a senior MLA and Bhupesh Baghel loyalist, who had an ugly face-off earlier with health minister TS Singh Deo and had even accused the latter of plotting to eliminate him.
A regional news portal quoted MLA Singh as saying that 60 MLAs have assured written support to Baghel who according to him was &ldquo;doing good as a leader&rdquo;.&nbsp;

Chhattisgarh&nbsp;Police on Tuesday&nbsp;arrested Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel's father Nand Kumar Baghel&nbsp;over his alleged derogatory remarks against Brahmins.
The Raipur Police arrested 86-year-old&nbsp;Nand Kumar Baghel and took him to the court.
After a controversy erupted over the alleged remarks of his father, the chief minister said he was pained by such comments and asserted that nobody was above the law.
Following a complaint filed by the &lsquo;Sarv Brahmin Samaj&rsquo;, the police registered an FIR against 86-year-old&nbsp;Nand Kumar Baghel.
The outfit in its complaint alleged that the CM&rsquo;s father recently appealed to people to boycott Brahmins by terming them as foreigners, and also asked people to not let them enter their villages.

Chhattisgarh police arrest CM's Bupesh Baghel's dad for 'derogatory' remarks on Brahmins

Chhattisgarh&nbsp;Police on Tuesday&nbsp;arrested Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel's father Nand Kumar Baghel&nbsp;over his alleged derogatory remarks against Brahmins.

Chhattisgarh police arrest CM Bupesh Baghel's dad for 'derogatory' remarks on Brahmins

Following a complaint filed by the &lsquo;Sarv Brahmin Samaj&rsquo;, the police registered an FIR against 86-year-old&nbsp;Nand Kumar Baghel.

Chhattisgarh&nbsp;Police on Tuesday&nbsp;arrested Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel's father Nand Kumar Baghel&nbsp;over his alleged derogatory remarks against Brahmins.
The Raipur Police arrested 86-year-old&nbsp;Nand Kumar Baghel and took him to the court after it filed a FIR against him.
Following a complaint filed by the &lsquo;Sarv Brahmin Samaj&rsquo;, the police registered an FIR against 86-year-old&nbsp;Nand Kumar Baghel.
The outfit in its complaint alleged that the CM&rsquo;s father recently appealed to people to boycott Brahmins by terming them as foreigners, and also asked people to not let them enter their villages.
After a controversy erupted over the alleged remarks of his father, the chief minister said he was pained by such comments and asserted that nobody was above the law.
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Raipur&nbsp;police have registered a case against Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel&rsquo;s father Nand Kumar Baghel for allegedly making derogatory comments against a community.
After a controversy erupted over the alleged remarks of his father, the chief minister said he was pained by such comments and asserted that nobody was above the law.
Following a complaint filed by the &lsquo;Sarv Brahmin Samaj&rsquo;, the police registered an FIR against 86-year-old&nbsp;Nand Kumar Baghel.
The outfit in its complaint alleged that the CM&rsquo;s father recently appealed to people to boycott Brahmins by terming them as foreigners, and also asked people to not let them enter their villages.

Chhattisgarh CM Baghel’s father booked for alleged derogatory remarks

Raipur&nbsp;police have registered a case against Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel&rsquo;s father Nand Kumar Baghel for allegedly making derogatory comments against a community.

//Chhattisgarh&nbsp;CM's&nbsp;father embroiled in caste politics, FIR filed for remarks against Brahmins //Complaint against&nbsp;86-year-old&nbsp;Nand Kumar Baghel for derogatory comments //CM Bhupesh Baghel: no one above law, action will be taken //FIR filed by&nbsp;&lsquo;Sarv Brahmin Samaj&rsquo; over alleged remarks appealing&nbsp;Brahmin&nbsp;boycott&nbsp;

After a controversy erupted over the alleged remarks of his father, the chief minister said he was pained by such comments and asserted that nobody was above the law.

Raipur&nbsp;police have registered a case against Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel&rsquo;s father Nand Kumar Baghel for allegedly making derogatory comments against a community.
After a controversy erupted over the alleged remarks of his father, the chief minister said he was pained by such comments and asserted that nobody was above the law.
Following a complaint filed by the &lsquo;Sarv Brahmin Samaj&rsquo;, the police registered an FIR against 86-year-old&nbsp;Nand Kumar Baghel.
The outfit in its complaint alleged that the CM&rsquo;s father recently appealed to people to boycott Brahmins by terming them as foreigners, and also asked people to not let them enter their villages.

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