Day after senior Congress leader resigns from party, rumblings in Punjab Congress surface again

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Updated At : 06:38 PM Aug 27, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, August 27

A day after senior Congress leader resigned from the party, rumblings in the Punjab Congress once again surfaced on Saturday.

Bholath MLA Sukhpal Khaira in a tweet urged PPCC chief Amarinder Singh Raja Warring not to waste party cadre’s energy over defending individuals as there are many burning issues facing Punjab like sacrilege, farmer suicides and waterlogging.

Khaira’s tweet came a day after Warring slammed BJP leader Sunil Jakhar over his reported remarks on Charanjit Singh Channi and Warring.

Jakhar was quoted saying nobody in the Congress accepted Channi as chief minister and now nobody accepted Warring as PCC chief.

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