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Punjab Congress Chief Resigns Ahead of State Polls
Amarinder Singh Raja Warring was the leader of the Congress party in Punjab.
He went to Delhi on Friday.
There, he gave his resignation to Rahul Gandhi.
Warring said they had a detailed and honest discussion.
They talked about the situation in Punjab.
They also discussed problems facing Congress.
The party is preparing for state elections early next year.
His resignation means he will no longer lead the party’s Punjab unit.
Amarinder Singh Raja Warring arrived in Delhi on Friday.
Warring personally submitted his resignation as Congress’ Punjab unit chief to Rahul Gandhi.
Warring said he had an open and detailed discussion about the situation in Punjab.
The discussion also covered challenges facing the Congress ahead of the state polls.
The polls are expected early next year, according to the report.
- Who
- Amarinder Singh Raja Warring resigned as Congress’ Punjab unit chief and submitted his resignation to Rahul Gandhi.
- What
- Warring resigned from his position as Punjab Congress chief.
- Where
- The resignation was submitted in Delhi.
- When
- He arrived in Delhi and submitted his resignation on Friday; state polls are expected early next year.
- Why
- Warring said the discussion addressed the situation in Punjab and challenges facing Congress ahead of the state polls.
Key facts
- Resigning official
- Amarinder Singh Raja Warring
- Position
- Congress’ Punjab unit chief
- Recipient
- Rahul Gandhi
- Location
- Delhi
- Discussion topics
- The situation in Punjab and challenges before Congress
- Upcoming event
- Punjab state polls early next year
Sources
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