Pargat Singh appointed Punjab Congress Chief as Warring steps down, points to Pilot’s role in exit
- On Friday, the Congress party appointed Jalandhar Cantonment MLA and former Indian hockey captain Pargat Singh as president of the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee, replacing Amarinder Singh Raja Warring.
- Warring resigned on Friday following months of factional tensions within the state unit, submitting his resignation to Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi earlier that day.
- While lacking specific proof, Warring suggested AICC General Secretary Sachin Pilot, appointed Punjab in-charge last month, may have favored his removal from the state presidency.
- The 62-year-old Singh previously served as Cabinet minister during Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi's tenure and has represented Jalandhar Cantonment since 2012.
- Singh must now manage competing state factions and coordinate with leadership to prepare the Congress for the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections against the ruling Aam Aadmi Party.
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Pargat Singh appointed Punjab Congress chief ahead of assembly elections after Raja Warring resigns
Pargat Singh has been appointed Punjab Congress chief ahead of the Assembly elections, replacing Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, who resigned from the post. The change comes amid infighting in the state unit.
Pargat Singh appointed Punjab Congress chief
New Delhi, Oct 2 (PTI) The Congress on Friday appointed Pargat Singh the president of the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee after Amarinder Singh Raja Warring submitted his resignation earlier in the day. The appointment came days after the party leadership replaced its AICC in-charge Bhupesh Baghel with Sachin Pilot ahead of assembly polls due in […]
Pargat Singh replaces Raja Warring as Punjab Congress president
The Congress party has appointed former Indian hockey captain and Jalandhar Cantt MLA Pargat Singh as the new president of the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee (PPCC), replacing Amarinder Singh Raja Warring after days of buzz around a leadership change.
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