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Chandigarh16 hours ago
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Congress MP from Patiala Preneet Kaur has shown rebellious attitude. He has put the profile picture of ‘Captain for 2022’ on his social media. Congress has also issued notice to Preneet Kaur, wife of former CM Captain Amarinder Singh, although she has not left the Congress yet.
It is clear from this photo that in the Punjab Assembly elections, she will be with her husband Captain Amarinder Singh, who has left the Congress. Will campaign on behalf of Captain’s Punjab Lok Congress Party. Captain will contest the assembly elections by sharing seat with BJP through this party.
Remain MP, so the party is not leaving
Preneet Kaur is an MP from Patiala on a Congress ticket. If she leaves the Congress herself, she will not be able to remain an MP under the anti-defection law. If the Congress itself expels her, then she will continue to be an MP. Perhaps this is the reason why he is with the Captain but has not formally left the Congress.
Preneet was seen with the captain even after leaving the Congress.
Harish Chaudhary had issued notice
Punjab Congress in-charge Harish Chaudhary had issued show-cause notice to Preneet Kaur. He had asked that Preneet Kaur should clarify whether she is with Captain Amarinder Singh or Congress. Congress has not made any information public about whether it has been answered or not. This notice was given when Preneet was seen with the Captain and the supporters of Patiala councilors.
Captain family got defeated in Patiala
In Patiala, Congress has defeated the Captain Family a few days ago. Here the mayor Sanjeev Sharma Bittu, close to the captain, was suspended by the government. He could garner only 25 votes instead of 31 required for a majority. To save the mayor, along with Preneet, Jaiinder Kaur, the daughter of the captain, also insisted. However, the Captain family had definitely defeated the Congress government by bringing more votes than 21 of the no-confidence motion.
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