Resigns from Congress and then immediately joins BJP
Tajinder Singh Bittu, senior Congress leader of Punjab, close to Priyanka Gandhi
Congress has suffered a big setback in Punjab. Congress in-charge in Himachal Pradesh and close to Priyanka Gandhi, Tajinder Singh Bittu joined BJP, hours after resigning from the primary membership of the party. He took membership of BJP in the presence of Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnav and BJP General Secretary Vinod Tawde in Delhi. Earlier, while giving information about his resignation on social media, Bittu said that it is with a heavy heart that I am resigning from the Congress Party after 35 years. However, he did not reveal the reason for his resignation.
Many leaders have left Congress
Let us tell you that after former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh left the Congress, many senior leaders are leaving the party one by one. Most of the leaders who left Congress have joined BJP. These include many leaders including Amarinder Singh, Sunil Jakhar.
Dalveer Goldie also angry with the party
At the same time, Congress leader Dalveer Singh Goldy expressed disappointment over not getting the party ticket from Sangrur Lok Sabha seat for the general elections and asked the party high command not to 'betray anyone'. Goldy said he respects the Congress' decision to field Bhultha MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira from Sangrur seat, but added that the party had promised him during the 2022 Sangrur bypoll that it would field him in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Candidate will be made.
Former Dhuri MLA Goldie wrote on Facebook that this is not the first time that he has been refused a ticket by the party. He said, “What bothers me the most is who is the big leader and who is the small leader. Who is considered a bigger leader, the one who has money or the one who is loyal. Goldie said he had also sought a ticket from the party in the 2012 state assembly elections but was denied.
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