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Punjab Congress Chief Warring Steps Down Amid Party Infighting

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Punjab Congress President Amrinder Singh Raja Warring has resigned from his post amid an internal factional dispute. The development followed public disagreements within the state party unit. Warring also altered his profile biography on the social media platform X, removing the designation. The resignation marks a significant shift in the party's state leadership.

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