Capt Amarinder Singh to meet ‘sulking’ leaders at luncheon

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Chandigarh, June 30

Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh has initiated a move to mollify Congress’ Hindu leaders, who have been marginalised in four and a half years of the party’s rule.

Sources in the party said the invites for a luncheon meeting were being sent to Hindu leaders, including some former MLAs and ministers. The recent episode of Ashwani Sekhri reportedly holding parleys with the SAD before the Chief Minister intervened has prompted the party leadership to assuage the concerns of annoyed leaders. — TNS

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