Captain Amarinder Singh: Will sacrifice anything to stop Sidhu from being cm

Chandigarh: In a virtual rebellion on the Congress leadership decision to support the Head of Punjab PCC Navjot Singh Sidhu as the party’s face in the 2022 election, the former Chairman of Captain Amarinder Singh on Wednesday stated that he would complain of strong candidates for the Bête Noire to “ensure his defeat” in opinion poll.
Amarinder, who has resigned as a cm four days ago quoting an insult to repeat by the party, confirming that he maintained “open options” about his political future.
He said the goal was to prevent Sidhu to be the main minister with his own career costs, including “sacrifice to save the country from dangerous people”.
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The Government of Congress in Punjab, who ruled in “I was ready to go after victory, but never after a loss,” Amarinder said, claiming he had offered to stop during the conversation with Sonia Gandhi three weeks before and what he had asked him to continue.
“If he just called me and asked me to retreat, I would do it,” he said.
Amarinder said he took the exception to the meeting of the Congress legislative party held “secretly”, without taking him to confidence.
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That’s not how I operate.
I didn’t do gimmicks, and Gandhi’s siblings knew it wasn’t my way, “he said.
“Priyanka and Rahul like my children …
It shouldn’t end up like this.
I hurt.” Explaining Gandhi’s brothers as “In-Experienced”, Amarinder said their advisers clearly demanded them.
The former head of the minister said he had talked to his friends before deciding what to do next.
“You can grow old at the age of 40 and young at the age of 80,” he said, explaining that he did not see age as an obstacle.
About the accusation cannot be accessed when he is the minister’s chairman, Amarinder said he had been chosen to the Assembly seven times and twice to Parliament.
“There must be something right with me,” he said, adding that the leadership of the Congress has decided to make a change (in Punjab) and try to build a case.