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Punjab Congress dissidents push for Hindu PCC chief to replace Warring

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A faction of dissident leaders within the Punjab Congress, including senior figures Charanjit Channi and Sukhjinder Randhawa, has been demanding the removal of state party chief Amarinder Raja Warring. Their discontent intensified after the AICC retained Warring at the helm while announcing poll-related panels roughly two months ago. The dissidents have now gone a step further by proposing the appointment of a Hindu Pradeh Congress Committee chief as his replacement. The move is seen as an attempt to resolve the ongoing internal crisis within the Punjab Congress unit.

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