Captain Amarinder Singh and strategist Prashant Kishor denied reports of an uneasy working relationship in Punjab.
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Denies reports of rift with election guru Prashant Kishor
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"100%. Things are 100% fine. We've been together for the whole of yesterday, been together whole of this morning. We have no differences whatsoever," said Captain Amarinder Singh, the Congress' presumptive Chief Minister for Punjab.
"The question of quitting is nothing but wild speculation" tweeted Mr Kishor's organization, I-Pac (Indian Political Action Committee), adding that it is "honoured" to be working with the Congress.
NDTV reported yesterday of a growing chasm between some top leaders of the Congress and Mr Kishor, 37, who has been given auteur-like credit for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's general election campaign of 2014 and Nitish Kumar's successful re-election in Bihar just months ago. Mr Kishor has signed up to handle the Congress strategy for Uttar Pradesh and Punjab.

Some Congress leaders recently suggested that Prashant Kishor is trying to change too much around.
Bygones now, he said breezily. "I was sitting with Prashant having a cup of coffee in the next room, he is staying with me in my house .. the fact of the matter is we both get on very well. He is a strategist, I am the party President, he discusses every issue with me and whatever we have to implement, we then implement after a thorough discussion."
Some Congress leaders recently suggested that Mr Kishor is colouring outside the party lines by trying to change too much around, including demanding a committee for the Congress' UP campaign that would include veterans like Sheila Dikshit and Kamal Nath.
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