Amarinder will not take direct competition with Sidhu: Captain’s announcement – I will contest from Patiala, cannot leave 400 years old relations

Capt Amarinder Singh

Former Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh will not contest against Congress President Navjot Sidhu. The Captain announced that I would contest from Patiala. Patiala has been with him for 400 years. Patiala has been his princely state. I will not leave Patiala for Sidhu’s sake. This point of the captain is important because till now he has been saying that he will not let Sidhu win under any circumstances. After this, Navjot Kaur Sidhu, wife of Navjot Sidhu, challenged the Captain to contest from Amritsar East.

Announcement of Captain Group

In the election fray through Punjab Lok Congress
Captain Amarinder Singh will contest the assembly elections through Punjab Lok Congress Party. With the return of agricultural laws, the farmers movement is expected to end. In such a situation, the condition of Captain sharing seat with BJP is also being fulfilled.

Captain said – will field a strong candidate against Sidhu
Captain Amarinder Singh says that he will not let Sidhu win the Punjab elections in 2022. Due to this speculations were being made that the captain himself would compete with Sidhu. Now the Captain camp is saying that they will field a strong candidate against Sidhu.

Captain’s strategy is not to surround Sidhu in his own seat

Captain, who contested the Lok Sabha elections from Amritsar
Captain Amarinder Singh had earlier contested the Lok Sabha elections from Amritsar. The Captain had said that he had gone to Amritsar at the behest of Sonia Gandhi. In 2014, Captain had defeated BJP veteran Arun Jaitley from Amritsar amid the Modi wave.

MP wife Preneet will also get support
Captain Amarinder Singh will also be supported by Congress MP from Patiala wife Preneet Kaur. MP Preneet Kaur said that she is with the family. He also said that the captain is firm in his tongue. A few days ago, she was also seen with her husband Captain Amarinder Singh, who had left the Congress, in which the slogans of Captain Zindabad were raised.