The political commotion in Punjab is producing some big headlines. Captain Amarinder Singh, who quit the Congress and started a new party, would combine it with the Bharatiya Janata Party just before the assembly elections. Along with this, he and his family will also join the BJP. He previously contested for the BJP in the Vidhansbaha elections in Punjab.
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Official merger on September 19
According to news that on September 19 the Punjab Lok Congress, led by former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh, will formally unite with the BJP. In the presence of BJP National President JP Nadda, Captain Amarinder Singh will formally join the party as the main member at the BJP Headquarters in New Delhi. Also joining the BJP will be roughly 6 to 7 former Punjabi MLAs, the captain’s son Ran Inder Singh, daughter Jai Inder Kaur, and grandson Nirvan Singh.
The fact that Captain Amarinder Singh has been chief minister twice in Punjab. He served as Chief Minister for almost nine and a half years. Congress ousted him from the CM’s chair the previous year, three months before the polls. The Captain then founded Punjab Lok Congress, a new political party. subsequently ran for office in coalition with the BJP, but along with his candidate, the Captain also came in last. BJP only won 2 seats as well. The Punjabi people’s inclination to abandon the old parties is being linked to this setback, nevertheless.
