Chandigarh: In the midst of talks about the setting of the suite for the 2022 assembly poll, the former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has his first formal meeting for lunch with BJP Punjab at the cost of Gajendra Singh Shekhawat on Siswanh on Tuesday.
So far, Amarinder only discussed the prospect of his party’s pact – Punjab Lok Congress – with BJP with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Minister of Houses Amit Shah.
Next, he will meet with the National President of BJP J P Nadda to work on the details.
The source said Amarinder and Shekhawat met for more than an hour and discussed the joint election strategy after revoking the three controversial agricultural laws by the center.
Shekhawat then tweeted, “Meeting the captain Amarinder Ji at his residence today.
Discussing the current Punjab political scenario.” Apart from BJP, Amarinder’s plan to have a bond with Sad (Sanyukt) led by Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa.
On Monday, he said that the principle’s decision was taken and only the seat adjustment needed to be done.
“I can’t tell you the number, it’s too early to say.
But my request to both parties (BJP and Sanyukt) will be ‘let’s choose the winner’.
The general purpose is to win punjab.
We have to go to the chair to sit down, “Amarinder said at the inauguration of his party’s office.
Last week, the minister of the United States confirmed talks with the Amarinder party for the election election.
The new party captain has launched a drive of his membership in the state, but there has been no leading political leader who turned there.
The former CM claims that it will happen after the code of ethics it comes into force.
The question of captain Cong Over Maken in the former CM cm panel Amarinder Singh on Tuesday attacked the Congress High Command to appoint Ajay increasingly as Chair of the Screening Committee for the next assembly selection in Punjab.
“Maken is the nephew of the Defeats, which is one of the main causes of RIOT Anti-Sikh 1984 in Delhi.
Congress cannot nominate the worst people than making the job,” he said.