Chandigarh: Former Chief Minister of Punjab Amarinder Singh can launch your new political party According to speculations that started with the announcement of a press conference here on Wednesday. Singh had said last week that he would launch his party soon, and hoped to have a seat arrangement with the BJP, provided the farmers’ agitation against agricultural laws is resolved in their interest.
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Singh, who faced an unofficial exit from the state government last month, had also said that he was considering an alliance with like-minded parties such as different Akali groups.
The two-time chief minister had said that he would not rest until he secures the future of “my people and my state”.
Deputy Chief Minister of Punjab Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa However, on Tuesday he said that if Amarinder Singh formed a new political outfit, he would be making a “big mistake”.
Randhawa said Singh’s face would be “stained” in Punjab and added that the Congress respected Amarinder Singh and he enjoyed many positions in the party.
Randhawa has been attacking Amarinder Singh for his friendship with Pakistani journalist Arosa Alam. He even said that a probe would be conducted to find out whether Alam had links with Pakistan’s intelligence agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
Navjot Kaur Sidhu, wife of Punjab Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu, also attacked the issue of Amarinder Singh’s new political party.
He alleged that in the last four-and-a-half years, Amarinder Singh never came out of his farmhouse and now he is suddenly talking of forming a party.
Navjot Kaur Sidhu further said that Amarinder Singh already had a party and he could have done some work in the last four years.
Singh had resigned as the Chief Minister of Punjab last month amid a power struggle with Punjab Congress chief Sidhu.
After resigning, he had said that he felt “humiliated”.
The Congress appointed Charanjit Singh Channi in place of Singh.
Terming Sidhu as “anti-national” and “dangerous”, Singh had said that he would field a strong candidate against the state party chief in the upcoming assembly polls.
Singh had met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi last month and discussed with him the prolonged farmers’ agitation, urging an immediate solution to the crisis with repeal of three agricultural laws.
development comes a few months ago punjab assembly elections.
Singh, who faced an unofficial exit from the state government last month, had also said that he was considering an alliance with like-minded parties such as different Akali groups.
The two-time chief minister had said that he would not rest until he secures the future of “my people and my state”.
Deputy Chief Minister of Punjab Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa However, on Tuesday he said that if Amarinder Singh formed a new political outfit, he would be making a “big mistake”.
Randhawa said Singh’s face would be “stained” in Punjab and added that the Congress respected Amarinder Singh and he enjoyed many positions in the party.
Randhawa has been attacking Amarinder Singh for his friendship with Pakistani journalist Arosa Alam. He even said that a probe would be conducted to find out whether Alam had links with Pakistan’s intelligence agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
Navjot Kaur Sidhu, wife of Punjab Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu, also attacked the issue of Amarinder Singh’s new political party.
He alleged that in the last four-and-a-half years, Amarinder Singh never came out of his farmhouse and now he is suddenly talking of forming a party.
Navjot Kaur Sidhu further said that Amarinder Singh already had a party and he could have done some work in the last four years.
Singh had resigned as the Chief Minister of Punjab last month amid a power struggle with Punjab Congress chief Sidhu.
After resigning, he had said that he felt “humiliated”.
The Congress appointed Charanjit Singh Channi in place of Singh.
Terming Sidhu as “anti-national” and “dangerous”, Singh had said that he would field a strong candidate against the state party chief in the upcoming assembly polls.
Singh had met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi last month and discussed with him the prolonged farmers’ agitation, urging an immediate solution to the crisis with repeal of three agricultural laws.
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