Tussle Punjab Congress: What Amarinder said to increase the possibility of Sidhu

New Delhi: Minister of Punjab Minister Amarinder Singh on Friday met the Secretary General of AICC and the state responsible for a fierce care, which flew to Chandigarh amid speculation of a possible increase as the Head of the Punjab Congress Sidhu.
The minister’s chairman said he raised “certain problems” treated during the “fruitful” meeting at his farmhouse in Mohali.
Amarinder Singh was studied to say that he would not meet Sidhu until he openly regretted or apologized for his tweets against him, the source said to PTI.
The chairman of the minister learned that the care that the way this problem was handled was unacceptable and he still had a reservation for the appointment of Sidhu but would accept any decision taken by leadership, the sources said.
Punjab CM previously confirmed that he would accept the decision taken by the Interim Congress President Sonia Gandhi.
Meanwhile, the leader of the Navjot Congress Singh Sidhu met with the Head of the Punjab Congress Committee Pradesh Sunil Jakhar and several MLA on Saturday.
After meeting Jakhar, Sidhu met with other party leaders, including several ministers, in Chandigarh.
On Friday, Sidhu met with the head of the Sonia Gandhi party at his residence in New Delhi in a real effort to arrive at the ceasefire formula on the Revamp of the State Unit.
The Chairman of the Punjab Minister Amarinder Singh also learned to write Sonia Gandhi’s letter and expressed his order for the appointment of Sidhu as the Head of the Punjab Congress.
Expressing his frustration, the captain is believed to have written that many Congress leaders can resign and move to appoint Sidhu when the PPCC head can even lead to split at the party.
Amarinder also refers to the wrong message that the appointment of Sidhu will be sent by having two Sikh Sikh in the helmet (at the CM and PPCC post).
Sonia Gandhi is now facing uphill tasks balancing both power that has attracted to a different direction.
Complicated exercises through the AICC panel of three members to take feedback from the leaders of the Punjab congress have failed to make them install a united face.
Compassion leaders often show their differences in public and make statements with each other.
(With PTI input)