BREAKING: Raja Warring Meets Rahul Gandhi After Exit as Punjab Congress Chief
Warring said he conveyed his concerns to Gandhi as Congress weighs a new Punjab chief after months of factional infighting.
- Amarinder Singh Raja Warring met Rahul Gandhi in Delhi after resigning as Punjab Congress Chief, stating he had conveyed his concerns to the party leadership.
- Friction between Charanjit Singh Channi and Warring intensified when a three-member panel consulted around 67 party leaders in June 2026, with a majority backing Channi for the state presidency.
- Warring blamed General Secretary Sachin Pilot for his departure, saying "I feel that Sachin Pilot must have decided it was time to remove 'Raja' from the post." He noted they had spoken only once for about 15 minutes.
- The Congress high command is considering multiple candidates to replace Warring, including Amritsar MP Gurjit Singh Aujla and Vijay Inder Singla, though no official confirmation has been made.
- With Punjab Assembly elections due early in 2027, the leadership transition aims to strengthen the party organization and resolve internal disputes ahead of the critical electoral cycle.
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'He felt Raja ki chhutti karni chahiye': Warring targets Sachin Pilot after quitting as Punjab Congress chief
Warring said that, based on his long experience in politics, he believed Sachin Pilot may have felt it was time for him to be replaced as Punjab Congress chief. However, he clarified that he had no evidence to support this and only believed that the general secretary may have decided to remove him.
What next for Amarinder Warring after exit as Punjab Congress chief ahead of polls?
After stepping down as Punjab Congress chief, Amarinder Singh Raja Warring met Rahul Gandhi and spoke about his resignation. He said politics remains uncertain, rejected criticism of Gandhi, and sought strength at a gurdwara.
'Raja ki chutti karni chahiye': Amarinder Warring submits resignation after meeting Rahul Gandhi, blames Sachin Pilot
NEW DELHI: Congress leader Amarinder Singh Raja Warring on Friday formally resigned as the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee (PPCC) chief, handing over
Congress leader Amarinder Singh Raja Warring met with Rahul Gandhi. Warring stated that he formally submitted his resignation as Punjab Congress President to Rahul Gandhi. Warring stated that Rahul Gandhi inquired about the situation in Punjab and issues related to the government.
"Nobody Can Remain At Top Forever": Punjab Ex-Congress Chief On Resignation
Amarinder Singh Raja Warring said he decided to submit his resignation to Rahul Gandhi because he was the person who had appointed him as Punjab Congress chief, adding he was not holding the post because of anyone's favour.
BREAKING: Raja Warring Meets Rahul Gandhi After Exit as Punjab Congress Chief
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