Amarinder Singh Punjab Congress
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Amarinder Singh's Return Buzz: Will It Strengthen Congress Or Deepen Crisis
The timing is important because Punjab Congress is again facing internal differences, mainly between former Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi and state Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring.
-
"Tip Of The Iceberg": Amarinder Singh After 5 Congress Leaders Join BJP
Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh today congratulated Congress leaders for joining the BJP, calling the move a "tip of the iceberg".
-
"Gandhis To Blame" For "Shameful Defeat": Captain Amarinder Singh
Amarinder Singh on Monday held the Gandhis totally responsible for the rout of the Congress in the assembly polls, claiming that the party was "comfortably placed" in Punjab before he was unseated as Chief Minister.
-
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.
-
"Ready For Alliance": BJP On Amarinder Singh's 'Friend Request'
A day after Amarinder Singh said he would launch a new outfit and hoped to tie up with the BJP for the Punjab election, his "friend request" has been accepted.
-
Congress In Disarray, Panic-Stricken Over Mess In Punjab: Amarinder Singh
Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh criticised the Congress on Saturday over what he called "preposterous lies being floated by party leaders in a clear bid to cover up their mishandling" of the crisis in the party.
-
Captain "Seems To Be Under Pressure": Congress After He Says He Will Quit
Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh's outburst that he was not treated well by the party is not true, the Congress said today.
-
Amarinder Singh To NDTV: "Not Joining BJP, But Won't Remain In Congress"
Amarinder Singh declared on Thursday that he is not joining the BJP but definitely quitting the Congress, confirming exclusively to NDTV what has been furiously speculated since he was forced to quit as Punjab Chief Minister earlier this month.
-
"No Space For Anger," Says Congress. Captain Retorts, "Space For Insult?"
Stung by former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh's criticism of the Gandhis, the Congress today said it "hoped" he would reconsider his remarks as they "do not suit his stature". A spokesperson commented: "The elderly often say things in anger".
-
Congress May Name 2 Deputies In Addition To Amarinder Singh Replacement
Punjab Congress: The Congress - which has named Charanjit Singh Channi as Chief Minster of Punjab after a "humiliated" Amarinder Singh quit yesterday - is also likely to name two deputies, sources have said.
-
Congress Dithers On Punjab Decision, Key Meeting Delayed: 10 Points
The Congress' search to replace a "humiliated" Amarinder Singh - who quit yesterday as Punjab Chief Minister after a long and bitter feud with Navjot Sidhu - continues, with frontrunner Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa's name not unanimously approved.
-
Punjab Congress Crisis Highlights: Charanjit Singh Channi To Be Next Punjab Chief Minister, Says Congress
Charanjit Singh Channi has been named as the new Chief Minister of Punjab. The outgoing Technical Education Minister is set to take over as next Chief Minister following Captain Amarinder Singh's resignation.
-
Congress's Decision On Amarinder Singh's Successor Likely Today
A new Punjab Chief Minister will be announced later today, said Congress sources, a day after Amarinder Singh quit following an escalation in the political crisis in the state, which stems from his tussle with Navjot Sidhu.
-
"Once A Soldier...": Amarinder Singh A Congress Leader And Something More
Born in 1942, Amarinder Singh is one of the rare politicians in India to have participated in a war. He joined the Congress in 1980, left the party and returned in the 1990s. Amid the party's decline elsewhere in India, Mr Singh had remained strong.
-
Won't Accept Navjot Sidhu As Congress's Face In Punjab: Captain To NDTV
Senior Congress leader Amarinder Singh, who stepped down as Chief Minister on Saturday following an escalation in the political crisis in the state stemming from a bitter tussle with rival Navjot Singh Sidhu, ruled out accepting his party colleague a
-
Amarinder Singh's Return Buzz: Will It Strengthen Congress Or Deepen Crisis
The timing is important because Punjab Congress is again facing internal differences, mainly between former Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi and state Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring.
-
"Tip Of The Iceberg": Amarinder Singh After 5 Congress Leaders Join BJP
Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh today congratulated Congress leaders for joining the BJP, calling the move a "tip of the iceberg".
-
"Gandhis To Blame" For "Shameful Defeat": Captain Amarinder Singh
Amarinder Singh on Monday held the Gandhis totally responsible for the rout of the Congress in the assembly polls, claiming that the party was "comfortably placed" in Punjab before he was unseated as Chief Minister.
-
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.
-
"Ready For Alliance": BJP On Amarinder Singh's 'Friend Request'
A day after Amarinder Singh said he would launch a new outfit and hoped to tie up with the BJP for the Punjab election, his "friend request" has been accepted.
-
Congress In Disarray, Panic-Stricken Over Mess In Punjab: Amarinder Singh
Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh criticised the Congress on Saturday over what he called "preposterous lies being floated by party leaders in a clear bid to cover up their mishandling" of the crisis in the party.
-
Captain "Seems To Be Under Pressure": Congress After He Says He Will Quit
Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh's outburst that he was not treated well by the party is not true, the Congress said today.
-
Amarinder Singh To NDTV: "Not Joining BJP, But Won't Remain In Congress"
Amarinder Singh declared on Thursday that he is not joining the BJP but definitely quitting the Congress, confirming exclusively to NDTV what has been furiously speculated since he was forced to quit as Punjab Chief Minister earlier this month.
-
"No Space For Anger," Says Congress. Captain Retorts, "Space For Insult?"
Stung by former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh's criticism of the Gandhis, the Congress today said it "hoped" he would reconsider his remarks as they "do not suit his stature". A spokesperson commented: "The elderly often say things in anger".
-
Congress May Name 2 Deputies In Addition To Amarinder Singh Replacement
Punjab Congress: The Congress - which has named Charanjit Singh Channi as Chief Minster of Punjab after a "humiliated" Amarinder Singh quit yesterday - is also likely to name two deputies, sources have said.
-
Congress Dithers On Punjab Decision, Key Meeting Delayed: 10 Points
The Congress' search to replace a "humiliated" Amarinder Singh - who quit yesterday as Punjab Chief Minister after a long and bitter feud with Navjot Sidhu - continues, with frontrunner Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa's name not unanimously approved.
-
Punjab Congress Crisis Highlights: Charanjit Singh Channi To Be Next Punjab Chief Minister, Says Congress
Charanjit Singh Channi has been named as the new Chief Minister of Punjab. The outgoing Technical Education Minister is set to take over as next Chief Minister following Captain Amarinder Singh's resignation.
-
Congress's Decision On Amarinder Singh's Successor Likely Today
A new Punjab Chief Minister will be announced later today, said Congress sources, a day after Amarinder Singh quit following an escalation in the political crisis in the state, which stems from his tussle with Navjot Sidhu.
-
"Once A Soldier...": Amarinder Singh A Congress Leader And Something More
Born in 1942, Amarinder Singh is one of the rare politicians in India to have participated in a war. He joined the Congress in 1980, left the party and returned in the 1990s. Amid the party's decline elsewhere in India, Mr Singh had remained strong.
-
Won't Accept Navjot Sidhu As Congress's Face In Punjab: Captain To NDTV
Senior Congress leader Amarinder Singh, who stepped down as Chief Minister on Saturday following an escalation in the political crisis in the state stemming from a bitter tussle with rival Navjot Singh Sidhu, ruled out accepting his party colleague a
