New Delhi: The president of the Punjab Congress Navjot Singh Sidhu, who competed to be the face of his party’s campaign in the state, took the veiled excavation in both of them – his rival in the congress and those who were in the opposition.
Speaking to reporters, the cricket-turned politician said that the chairman of the Minister of Punjab would be chosen if there were 60 MLA in the assembly and wondering why there was no body talking about it.
“Today Punjab must decide the main thing, CM will be selected if there are 60 MLA.
Nobody talks about 60 mlaz.
No one talked about a road map for the government to be formed,” Sidhu said in Amritsar.
His statement can be seen as an excavation at the High Command Congress, which has decided to announce his main minister’s face in the state in February 6.
Over the past few weeks, Charanjit Minister Singh Channi and Sidhu have been directly or indirectly made a case For themselves to be declared a candidate for the party for the top post.
The party also called for feedback from its workers and supporters to choose between Sidhu and CM Chararjit Singh Channi through a televoting – a very debated method that AAP was adopted to choose MP Sangrur Bhagwant Singh Mann as a Face of CM Party for Punjab.
Make a strong case for himself, the outstanding Congress leader talks about the “punjab model” because he explores his opponents.
Read Alsope above want a weak cm: Sidhuchandigarh: “The people above want a weak CM” who will “sing their songs”, the head of the Punjab Congress Navjot Singh Sidhu said on Friday, it seemed to explore party leadership Before Rahul Gandhi visited the country to name the party cm-pick on Sunday.
Sidhu’s statement becomes a point of talking “Does Navjot Singh Sidhu deviate from political problems? Does Sidhu deviate from the policy? Does Sidhu deviate from the budget allocation? Does Sidhu open a business store or liquor? “My punjab model is one to change the lives of children, youth and people from the country,” he said.
On Friday, Sidhu took a clear excavation in the leadership of the Congress when he said that “the people above wanted a weak CM” who would “sing their songs”.
Sidhu’s statement became a point of talk because he and Channi were locked in a tense battle to become a “CM candidate” ahead of the assembly election of February 20 in the country.
But the party tried to fend off attention, said Sidhu referred to BJP.
Also, Sidhu then said he was quoted from context.
(With input from the agency)