Sunil Jakhar will be blamed

The former Punjab chief did not respond to the notice of the Congress High Command; General Secretary Tariq Anwar said – action will be taken

Former Punjab Congress chief Sunil Jakhar did not respond to the notice. Its one week period ended on Monday. After which, showing a tough stand, the Congress high command is preparing to take action against him. Congress General Secretary Tariq Anwar, who sent him the notice, said that Sunil Jakhar was given a week's time. This time has passed. A meeting of the disciplinary committee will be held within a day or two. Whatever is the constitutional convention, action will be taken against them accordingly.

The committee will take the final decision on whether he will be suspended, expelled or notice from the Congress. Jakhar can also be summoned to Delhi. However, upset with the party's attitude, Jakhar can also leave the party. He has already shied away from active politics. Jakhar was issued a notice for his controversial remarks about former CM Charanjit Channi.

Jakhar angry with his messengers, not the high command

Jakhar is more angry with his messengers than the Congress high command. Who got the Congress divided in the last election by giving wrong feedback to the high command. To make Navjot Sidhu the first, suddenly he was removed from the chair. No reason was given for this. After this, when it came to replace the captain and make him CM, then the Sikh-Hindu card was played.

Congress played bets on Ashu but that too from Jakhar Group.

Congress has again played bets on Bharat Bhushan Ashu for the political balance of Sikh-Hindu in Punjab. Ashu, a veteran Hindu leader of Ludhiana and a minister in the government, has been made the working head. He will work with Punjab chief Amarinder Singh Raja Vading. Although Ashu is also considered to be of Jakhar group. Jakhar is believed to be behind promoting him to the post of minister by promoting him to Rahul Gandhi.

Congress could not take action even on Preneet

The helplessness of the Congress high command on the action in Punjab is clearly visible. At the time of election, notice was also issued to Congress MP from Patiala Preneet Kaur. She openly campaigned for her husband Captain Amarinder Singh, who left the Congress. However, the Congress high command could not show the courage to act against him. Similarly, Rana Indrapratap, son of Rana Gurjit, MLA and minister from Kapurthala, contested against the Congress candidate from Sultanpur Lodhi. In return, the Congress could not take action.