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'Loaded with possibilities': Navjot Singh Sidhu posts photo with Harbhajan Singh

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Updated At : 10:14 PM Dec 15, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, December 15

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Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee president Navjot Singh Sidhu posted a photo with Indian cricketing star Harbhajan Singh on Wednesday, setting off speculation about the veteran off-spinner joining the party ahead of the state assembly polls.

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“Picture loaded with possibilities …. With Bhajji the shining star,” Sidhu, a former international cricketer-turned-politician, wrote in the caption that accompanied the picture.

Later when reporters asked Sidhu about the picture, he said, “Listen to me, this photo explains everything. What I said, loaded with possibilities, there are many possibilities and they are possible.”

The Punjab Assembly elections are due early next year.

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A few days ago, Harbhajan Singh had dismissed speculation that he and former cricketer Yuvraj Singh could join the BJP as “fake news”.

— Agencies

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