Navjot Singh Sidhu calls Captain Amarinder Singh 'a spent cartridge' as fresh fight erupts between two
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After Captain Amarinder Singh said that the party, which he will form, would fight and defeat Navjot Singh Sidhu in the upcoming Punjab Assembly polls, a fresh fight has started between the two.
A fresh fight erupted between Captain Amarinder Singh and Navjot Singh Sidhu on Wednesday immediately after the former Punjab chief minister said that he would get the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee (PPCC) chief defeated in the 2022 Punjab Legislative Assembly election. There is no suffering that pity will not insult ! Were you unceremoniously dumped for good governance ? & 18 Point Agenda shoved down the throat of poorest performing CM of Punjab You will be remembered as Jaichand of Punjab’s Political history, you are truly a spent cartridge You wanted to close doors on me, as i was raising voice of the People, speaking truth to power !Last time you formed your own party, you lost your ballot, garnering only 856 votes People of Punjab are again waiting to punish you for compromising on the interests of Punjab !! We the 78 MLAs of Congress, could never imagine, what we received an arm-twisted, ED controlled BJP loyal Chief Minister of Punjab @capt_amarinder who sold the interests of Punjab to save his skin ! You were the negative force stalling Justice & development of Punjab
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