Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Monday said all matters would be resolved and the party’s agenda would be implemented.
On Sunday evening, Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi held a meeting with Sidhu. Minister Pargat Singh, considered close to Sidhu, was also among those present there.
Talking to reporters on Sunday, Channi said, “Whether it is 13-point, 18-point, 21-point or 24-point, whatever the agenda is, it will be implemented.” No point will be missed.’ When asked about Sidhu’s letter, he said, “Well, he (Sidhu) raised the issues… We have to implement the party’s ideology. The party is supreme. All issues will be resolved.”
Sidhu has sought a meeting with party president Sonia Gandhi, in a letter, raising issues which the government “must complete” and said this is the “last chance for revival and redemption” of the electoral state.
In a letter to the Congress president on October 15, a day after he held a meeting with senior party leaders in Delhi, Sidhu called for “Punjab model with a 13-point agenda to be part of the Congress manifesto for the 2022 assembly elections”. advocated. .
Days after resigning as Punjab Congress chief, Sidhu on October 15 said his concerns had been resolved and the party said he would continue as the state unit chief.
Sidhu reminded Sonia Gandhi of the party’s 18-point agenda “given to the last chief minister” of Punjab and said they were “as relevant today”. He raised a range of issues, including justice in the 2015 sacrilege cases, the arrest of a “big fish” in a drug racket and the scrapping of a power purchase agreement.
Sidhu’s letter, which he made public by posting on Twitter, indicated that he was still not satisfied with the Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi-led government dealing with key issues which he has raised in recent days. Channi became the chief minister after the sudden ouster of Congress veteran Amarinder Singh, who was at loggerheads with Sidhu.
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