New Delhi: With Amarinder Singh finally announced that he would launch a party and allies with BJP, Congress was convinced that he was fishing to wean Hindu voters in the urban constituency to elect the assembly of Punjab in early 2022.
The idea behind the Congress Renegade plan, as articulated by him, It was what was always suspected of being a party when alleged that the ‘captain’ as Minister of Punjab was in the league with BJP and Akali Dal.
According to the source of Congress, Singh sought to polarize Hindu voters to the party.
The idea is to provoke the main demographic against Congress by playing the threat of “Pakistan” and “Security-Terror”.
Singh is expected to focus on his nemesis and the president of the Punjab Congress Navjot Sidhu to Pakistan and his arms from the head of the Pakistani army.
The former Satrap Congress has quoted Sidhu and his Pakistani trip for a while now.
Hindus consists of an important segment in cities and punjab cities.
Given the focus of Singh, many believe that Congress must convince urban voters about the “head of the head’s current” to neutralize the captain’s efforts.
Public belief is that Singh is not worried about obtaining Sikh voters and the warning to join hands with BJP – protests for agricultural law must be resolved – more to give him cover to join hands with the Safron Party.
BJP has become a red lap for populaca and Amarinder Sikh-rural can not think of joining him without a resolution for agricultural protests.
Given the challenges that may arise if Amarinder has not been launched by the party bringing about the sound aggregation in the league with BJP and Splinter Akali Clothing, Congress is expected to announce the election related committee to face tasks.
Many believe that the party will be placed as the head of the “campaign committee” and in key-positioned positions, leaders who are in a good position to attract urban voters.
According to a leader, Congress faces a stronger challenge among urban and Hindu voters from AAP than from the front that is possible to be waved by Amarinder Singh.