Sidhu’s close aide Damandeep Singh Uppal replaces Dinesh Bassi as Amritsar Improvement Trust chairman

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Chandigarh/Amritsar, September 22

Damandeep Singh Uppal has been appointed Amritsar Improvement Trust chairman in place of Dinesh Bassi.

Amarinder loyalist Bassi was on Wednesday removed from the post. Bassi reportedly did not have good terms with PPCC chief Navjot Singh Sidhu.

During his visit to the city, Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi replaced Bassi with Sidhu’s close aide Damandeep.

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