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Amarinder Singh, Captain Who Lost His Crew, Faces Big Challenge
"Neither tired, nor retired" - Amarinder Singh had asserted when he wrote to Congress president Sonia Gandhi on November 2, resigning from the party after a bitter feud forced him to step down as Chief Minister.
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Sonia Gandhi Accepts Amarinder Singh's Resignation From Congress
Congress president Sonia Gandhi has accepted former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh's resignation from primary membership of the party, AICC general secretary (organisation) KC Venugopal said on Wednesday.
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"Fraud, Spent Cartridge, Coward": Navjot Sidhu's Sharp Attack On Captain
A day after Amarinder Singh gave him top billing in his bitter resignation letter to Sonia Gandhi, Navjot Singh Sidhu railed at the former Chief Minister, calling him a "fraud, coward and spent cartridge".
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Amarinder Singh Seat-Sharing With "Anti-Farmer BJP", Says Punjab Minister
The Punjab Transport Minister's attack comes after former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh resigned from the Congress and announced a new party 'Punjab Lok Congress' ahead of Punjab Assembly elections.
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"Am Old Enough To Be His Father...": Amarinder Singh Jabs Navjot Sidhu
Ex Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Tuesday evening launched a searing attack on rival Navjot Sidhu in a letter announcing his resignation from the Congress, calling the former cricketer "an acolyte of the Pakistani deep state".
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"Neither Tired Nor Retired": Amarinder Singh's Letter To Sonia Gandhi
Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, who stepped down as the Chief Minister of Punjab on September 18, today handed in his resignation to the Congress.
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"Your Midnight Conspiracy": Amarinder Singh's Fiery Letter To Sonia Gandhi
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh handed in his resignation to the Congress today, levelling a series of questions and accusations against the party and its individual leaders -- including party chief Sonia Gandhi, her son and daughter.
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No Backend Talks With Congress, Says Captain As He Preps Own Party Launch
"Reports of backend talks with Congress are incorrect. The time for rapprochement is over. I'm grateful to Sonia Gandhi ji for her support but will not stay in Congress now," Captain Amarinder Singh said.
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"Chhattisgarh Can't Become Punjab": Chief Minister Amid Change Of Guard Buzz
The Congress has been in turmoil in Punjab after Amarinder Singh quit as the chief minister and the party's state unit chief Navjot Singh Sidhu resigned from his post ahead of the crucial assembly elections in the state early next year.
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"His (Navjot Sidhu) Real Character": Captain's '1996 England Tour' Dig
Amarinder Singh, after delivering a "told-you-so" barb at the Gandhis on rival Navjot Singh Sidhu's shock resignation as Punjab Congress chief, stacked up more digs at the cricketer-turned-politician.
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Punjab Congress Crisis Highlights: Amarinder Singh Meets Home Minister Amit Shah In Delhi
Navjot Singh Sidhu has resigned as Punjab Congress chief, delivering a big shock to the Gandhis, who may have hoped that changing Chief Ministers would help end the turmoil in the state before elections early next year.
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"What Stands Compromised...": Congress Leader On Navjot Sidhu's Move
A former Punjab Congress chief has criticised his party colleague Navjot Singh Sidhu over "breach of trust", hours after Mr Sidhu resigned as Punjab Congress chief barely two months into the job.
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Jolted By Navjot Sidhu, Congress Insists All Will Be Well: 10 Points
Navjot Singh Sidhu has resigned as Punjab Congress chief, delivering a big shock to the Gandhis, who may have hoped that changing Chief Ministers would help end the turmoil in the state before elections early next year.
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Punjab Congress Leader Navjot Sidhu's Political See-Saw: A Timeline
Navjot Singh Sidhu has quit as Punjab Congress chief just two months after he was appointed to the post by the party's high command in Delhi. Mr Sidhu's unexpected move to resign from the post has stunned the Congress.
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Punjab Congress Crisis Highlights: Navjot Sidhu Quits Party Post, Punjab Minister Resigns "In Solidarity"
The ongoing crisis in Punjab deepened today with Navjot Singh Sidhu's surprise resignation on Tuesday as the chief of the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee.
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Amarinder Singh, Captain Who Lost His Crew, Faces Big Challenge
"Neither tired, nor retired" - Amarinder Singh had asserted when he wrote to Congress president Sonia Gandhi on November 2, resigning from the party after a bitter feud forced him to step down as Chief Minister.
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Sonia Gandhi Accepts Amarinder Singh's Resignation From Congress
Congress president Sonia Gandhi has accepted former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh's resignation from primary membership of the party, AICC general secretary (organisation) KC Venugopal said on Wednesday.
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"Fraud, Spent Cartridge, Coward": Navjot Sidhu's Sharp Attack On Captain
A day after Amarinder Singh gave him top billing in his bitter resignation letter to Sonia Gandhi, Navjot Singh Sidhu railed at the former Chief Minister, calling him a "fraud, coward and spent cartridge".
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Amarinder Singh Seat-Sharing With "Anti-Farmer BJP", Says Punjab Minister
The Punjab Transport Minister's attack comes after former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh resigned from the Congress and announced a new party 'Punjab Lok Congress' ahead of Punjab Assembly elections.
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"Am Old Enough To Be His Father...": Amarinder Singh Jabs Navjot Sidhu
Ex Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Tuesday evening launched a searing attack on rival Navjot Sidhu in a letter announcing his resignation from the Congress, calling the former cricketer "an acolyte of the Pakistani deep state".
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"Neither Tired Nor Retired": Amarinder Singh's Letter To Sonia Gandhi
Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, who stepped down as the Chief Minister of Punjab on September 18, today handed in his resignation to the Congress.
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"Your Midnight Conspiracy": Amarinder Singh's Fiery Letter To Sonia Gandhi
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh handed in his resignation to the Congress today, levelling a series of questions and accusations against the party and its individual leaders -- including party chief Sonia Gandhi, her son and daughter.
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No Backend Talks With Congress, Says Captain As He Preps Own Party Launch
"Reports of backend talks with Congress are incorrect. The time for rapprochement is over. I'm grateful to Sonia Gandhi ji for her support but will not stay in Congress now," Captain Amarinder Singh said.
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"Chhattisgarh Can't Become Punjab": Chief Minister Amid Change Of Guard Buzz
The Congress has been in turmoil in Punjab after Amarinder Singh quit as the chief minister and the party's state unit chief Navjot Singh Sidhu resigned from his post ahead of the crucial assembly elections in the state early next year.
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"His (Navjot Sidhu) Real Character": Captain's '1996 England Tour' Dig
Amarinder Singh, after delivering a "told-you-so" barb at the Gandhis on rival Navjot Singh Sidhu's shock resignation as Punjab Congress chief, stacked up more digs at the cricketer-turned-politician.
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Punjab Congress Crisis Highlights: Amarinder Singh Meets Home Minister Amit Shah In Delhi
Navjot Singh Sidhu has resigned as Punjab Congress chief, delivering a big shock to the Gandhis, who may have hoped that changing Chief Ministers would help end the turmoil in the state before elections early next year.
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"What Stands Compromised...": Congress Leader On Navjot Sidhu's Move
A former Punjab Congress chief has criticised his party colleague Navjot Singh Sidhu over "breach of trust", hours after Mr Sidhu resigned as Punjab Congress chief barely two months into the job.
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Jolted By Navjot Sidhu, Congress Insists All Will Be Well: 10 Points
Navjot Singh Sidhu has resigned as Punjab Congress chief, delivering a big shock to the Gandhis, who may have hoped that changing Chief Ministers would help end the turmoil in the state before elections early next year.
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Punjab Congress Leader Navjot Sidhu's Political See-Saw: A Timeline
Navjot Singh Sidhu has quit as Punjab Congress chief just two months after he was appointed to the post by the party's high command in Delhi. Mr Sidhu's unexpected move to resign from the post has stunned the Congress.
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Punjab Congress Crisis Highlights: Navjot Sidhu Quits Party Post, Punjab Minister Resigns "In Solidarity"
The ongoing crisis in Punjab deepened today with Navjot Singh Sidhu's surprise resignation on Tuesday as the chief of the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee.
