Chances of rebellion in SAD (United): Leaders not agreeing to alliance with BJP; Senior leader Brahmapura angry; Final decision in the meeting of 21

Sukhdev Dhindsa and Ranjit Brahmapura.

There has also been a possibility of revolt in Shiromani Akali Dal (United) after forging an alliance with BJP for Punjab elections. There is displeasure among the workers and leaders due to this move of the organization president Sukhdev Dhindsa. Especially, senior leader Ranjit Singh Brahmpura is said to be unhappy with this.

Disappointment was reported about this even about a week ago. Despite this, Dhindsa went to Delhi and met Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Now a meeting of the party has been called again on December 21. In which further decision can be taken. In Akali Dal, Parkash Singh Badal was followed by Ranjit Brahmpura and Sukhdev Dhindsa. Who later left Akali Dal and formed SAD United.

In Punjab, Captain and BJP are going to contest elections this time with SAD joint

Argument of workers – resentment towards BJP in Punjab

The workers of SAD Samyukta argue that even though the Center has withdrawn the agrarian reform laws, there is resentment among the people due to the farmers’ agitation. Apart from this, people are also unhappy about the performance of Captain Amarinder Singh. In such a situation, if the BJP and Captain Amarinder Singh tie up, the party may suffer in the elections.

Brahmapura said – if there is an alliance, he will not stay in the party
Ranjit Brahmpura said that party workers have already expressed their displeasure over the fact that they are not ready for an alliance with the BJP. He also raised questions on the matter that when the party does not agree, then why did Dhindsa meet Amit Shah? He said if the SAD forges an alliance with the united BJP, he will not remain in the party.

Akali Dal leaves Brahmapura seat vacant
The special thing is that Akali Dal has so far declared candidates for more than 90 seats but Khadoor Sahib seat is vacant. This is the same seat from where senior SAD joint leader Ranjit Brahmpura has been an MLA. There is also talk that Brahmapura may return to Akali Dal (Badal). However, Brahmapura says that he has not thought anything about it yet.