Congress leader Bajwa’s advice to the high command: Discipline will be broken if you make the colonel a general, drive away Arabian horses, not indigenous, in the Derby race

Pratap Singh Bajwa

There has been a ruckus in the Punjab Congress over the new chief and the leader of the opposition party. Now senior Congress leader MLA Pratap Singh Bajwa has advised the high command. He said that it is important to keep three things in mind while making appointments to these two posts. These include seniority, loyalty and competence. He said that if the colonel is made a general, then there will be a breach of discipline. At the same time, in the race of derby, we should run Arabian horses instead of desi. If you run desi, you will come last.

After the election defeat, on Tuesday, Sidhu joined the dharna of the victims of Behbal Kalan shooting

Bajwa said – should be the original Congress man
Pratap Singh Bajwa said that making a new person the head does not keep discipline in the party. He said that an original Congressman should be made the head of the Punjab Congress and the leader of the opposition party. It should not happen that leaders who have changed parties should be given important responsibility. He said that those who have been working as Congressmen their whole life, considering their seniority, they should be given this opportunity.

Sidhu is pushing for dominance again
This point of Bajwa is important because Navjot Sidhu is again pushing for the presidency. Sidhu’s resignation was accepted by Sonia Gandhi after the electoral defeat in Punjab. However, Sidhu has become active again. He is meeting with Congressmen. At the same time, apart from the Congress workers, they have started raising the issue of sacrilege again.

Sidhu was in BJP earlier

Sidhu was earlier in BJP and later joined Congress. Congress made Sidhu the head in the affair to remove Captain Amarinder Singh. However, could not take the risk of declaring Sidhu as the CM face in the elections. Congress could win only 18 seats in the election. Last time the Congress led by Captain Amarinder Singh won 77 seats.