Duty to Tell BJP My Views; Doesn't Mean Leaving Party: Amarinder Singh
Singh said he has spent 60 years in Punjab politics and will keep raising state concerns inside the BJP.
- On Friday, Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh denied rumors he might quit the Bharatiya Janata Party , asserting his duty to voice concerns about Punjab instead.
- Singh highlighted his 60-year experience in Punjab politics, contrasting it with newer party members who often overlook his perspective on the state's situation.
- Dismissing exit rumors, Singh cited his history moving between the Congress and Akali Dal following Operation Blue Star, emphasizing that speaking his mind does not signal departure.
- Speaking at a book launch for "Bishan with Love" in memory of Bishan Singh Bedi, Singh joked about his age, referencing Morarji Desai, while Farooq Abdullah attended.
- Acknowledging he is going through "difficult times," Singh maintained his focus on the country's state while dismissing speculation about his political future.
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Is Amarinder Singh quitting BJP to rejoin Cong? He says...
Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh clarified his stance on his political future and loyalty to the BJP, stating it is his duty to voice his feelings about Punjab to the party, but this does not imply he is quitting. He also reflected on his long political career and the current "difficult times" while attending a book launch.
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