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No rift in Punjab Congress: Manish Tewari Last Updated : 03 Jun 2021 03:22:27 PM IST Anandpur Sahib MP Manish Tewari Anandpur Sahib MP Manish Tewari after meeting the Congress panel on Punjab, said that there is no rift in the state unit of the party.
Manish Tewari said, "There is no fighting in the Congress and the issues discussed with the panel are secret. I have replied whatever they asked and there is no infighting in the Congress, this is routine exercise in the party in the election going states to discuss strategy. This is not the first and the last time it's happening in the party".The panel for Punjab is trying to resolve issues in the state unit which have arisen after Navjot Singh Sidhu opened front against Chief Minister Amarinder Singh. Singh reached New Delhi on Thursday to meet the party high command.Disgruntled Congress leader Sidhu, who has targeted the Chief Minister on various issues including the 2015 Guru Granth Sahib sacrilege case, on Tuesday met the Congress panel for Punjab and presented his version.Interacting with reporters after the meeting, he said: "I came here on the call of the party high command and I have presented people's voices from grassroot level to the party... my stand on democratic power remains the same that the 'power of the people' must return to the people.""Every Punjabi must be made a shareholder in Punjab's progress... Jittega Punjab, Jittegi Punjabiyat, Jittega har Punjabi," he had said.On Monday, Congress state chief Sunil Jakhar met the committee constituted by party president Sonia Gandhi and comprising of Mallikarjun Kharge, J.P. Aggarwal and General Secretary in charge of the state Harish Rawat.Apart from Jakhar, state ministers Sunder Sham Arora, Charanjit Channi, Aruna Chowdhry, Brahm Mohindra, O.P. Soni, Manpreet Badal, Tript Bajwa, Rana Sodhi and Sukhjinder Randhawa also met the panel.IANS New Delhi For Latest Updates Please-
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