MANPREET SINGH BADAL SWITCHES SIDES, JOINS BJP

Former Punjabi finance minister Manpreet Singh Badal left the Congress on Wednesday afternoon only minutes before joining the Bhartiya Janata Party. Soon after Manpreet joined the party, Piyush Goyal, a union minister, welcomed him at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi.
source: pardafash.comManpreet has joined four political parties during the course of his political career, with the BJP being the fourth. Manpreet Badal, the nephew of Parkash Singh Badal, a former chief minister and pillar of the Akali movement, served as the province of Punjab’s finance minister during both the Shiromani Akali Dal-BJP administration from 2007 to 2011 and the Captain Amarinder Singh-led Congress administration from 2017 to 22. Manpreet Singh left the SAD in 2011 and launched the People’s Party of Punjab. He ran for Lok Sabha in 2014 with support from the Congress, and then in 2016, he joined the party. He was elected as a Congress MLA from the Bathinda Urban Assembly segment; however, he utterly failed in the Punjab elections of 2022.India has strengthened its position in the world through diplomacy under the direction of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The US and Russia are both with us. We possess the nerve to take on China. In Modi’s India, the future is ours, and as a Punjabi politician, I cannot remain inactive. We need to consider what Punjab may benefit from this age of greatness for our nation, Manpreet remarked.The former minister claimed that the Congress is at war with itself and that one faction is hell-bent on destroying the other. It is no secret that Manpreet and Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee chief Amarinder Singh Raja Warring do not get along, and Manpreet has never felt at home in the Congress since Warring began making decisions as PPCC chief. rnrnrnrnrnrnrnI am writing to officially tender my resignation from the primary membership of the Indian National Congress, Manpreet stated in a two-page resignation letter to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who is now participating in the Bharat Jodo Yatra and whose Punjab leg ends on January 19.Share your thoughts in the comment section.