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‘Amarinder, Partap Bajwa would make a good team’: Tewari tweets photo

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Updated At : 03:15 AM Jul 18, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, July 17

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Amid reports of the Congress high command nearing a resolution to end the stalemate in the party’s Punjab unit, party MP Manish Tewari on Saturday tweeted a photograph of Chief Minister Amarinder Singh sharing frame with Rajya Sabha member Partap Singh Bajwa.

Amarinder and Bajwa had been taking potshots at each other in the past.

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“Good to see @Partap_Sbajwa & @capt_amarinder together along with our Hon’ble Speaker @RanakpINC & @iranasodhi. Partap who I know since 1983 and Captain Sahib would make a good team for the times ahead He is an old dyed in the wool Congress Man,” Tewari tweeted.

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Punjab Speaker Rana K.P. Singh, Rajya Sabha MP and former PPCC president Pratap Singh Bajwa and cabinet minister Rana Gurmeet Sodhi had called on Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, at his residence on Saturday evening.

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