Chandigarh: Chairman of the Minister of Punjab Amarinder Singh is likely to meet with the President of the Sonia Gandhi party in Delhi on Tuesday because the party’s leadership hopes to complete the internal chaos in the state unit.
The meeting assumed the significance of a new role for the new role for Navjot Singh Sidhu politicians, there was talk about changes in the organizational structure and the council of the minister ahead of the next assembly election due at the beginning of 2022.
Sidhu had met Rahul.
And Priyanka Gandhi last week, but so far Amarinder and Sidhu have not been called by Sonia during the current crisis at the Punjab Congress.
A government official confirmed that Amarinder tended to go for Delhi on Tuesday morning and met Sonia later on.
Previously, Sonia had pointed to the three members who had submitted their reports to him.
Harish Rawatt, Secretary General who was responsible for Punjab Affairs last week announced that Sonia would receive a last call on the report and announce a road map for a party in Punjab in the first week of July.
The new Punjab Cong head could be announced with the MLA part that criticized the function of their party’s government before the panel, Amarinder went to Overdrive, interacting with the cross-section of the leaders of the country, including members of Parliament, Minister and MLA, making them rest with their faith in their leadership.
The new state president is likely to be announced in the coming days when Sunil Jakhar is currently offering to retreat.
While there were reports that Sidhu was interested in taking a position, Amarinder had opposed the idea.
Another option for Sidhu is leading the campaign committee.
Meanwhile, there was a demand that Hindu faces must continue to become president of the state and the names of the Vijay Inder Singla cabinet ministers and MP Manish Tewari were doing a round.
To fight efforts by rival parties to Voters Woo Dalit, Congress also tends to bring Dalit or OBC’s face forward as part of change.
Amarinder to meet Sonia today, hope ends inaccuracy
