Congress Needs Full-Time President, Says Shiv Sena In Saamana. Questions Party's Decisions In Punjab

Saamana has raised questions regarding the ongoing discord in the Congress party in Punjab. Through Saamana, Shiv Sena has said that there is no benefit in appeasing the likes of Sidhu and Amarinder.

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New Delhi: Through its mouthpiece Saamana, Shiv Sena has advised Congress amidst the ongoing crisis in the Punjab unit that the party will achieve nothing from the adulation of Navjot Singh Sidhu and Captain Amarinder Singh.

Shiv Sena has said that Congress should jump into the fray. Meanwhile, suggestions have also been made in Saamana regarding the post of president. Saamana has written that Congress needs a full-time president. The article in Saamana stated that people expect Congress to bring new consciousness into politics. Taking a jibe at its ally, Saamana questioned if there is no brain, what is the use of the body.

"Many people are feeling apprehensive about the future of the Congress party. Will Congress cease to exist as per Mahatma Gandhi's wishes? A wave of happiness is seen in the BJP Congress has not been in a good shape in the last seven to eight years," the article read.

Shiv Sena advises Congress

Shiv Sena has advised, "The condition of Congress Party is grim as compared to Narendra Modi's leadership, and the BJP's expansion. The rest of Congress camp's members have started abandoning the party. The Punjab state is in political turmoil. Congress President removes Amarinder Singh as Chief Minister. New Chief Minister Charanjeet Singh Channi and his new cabinet have come to power. State Congress President Navjot Singh Sidhu distributed sweets on the occasion".

Terming Navjot Singh Sidhu as a rebel, Saamana wrote, "After Amarinder's resignation, Sidhu did the bhangra, but the rebel, untrustworthy Sidhu has stepped down as the State Congress President and put the party in crisis. Amarinder was removed due to Sidhu's constant nagging. Now Sidhu has also quit".

Shiv Sena questions Congress

Asking questions to the Congress, Saamana stated, "What is left in the hands of the Congress? Amarinder visited Delhi and met Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Amarinder himself has put to rest the rumors about him joining the BJP. But he has also said that he will not remain in Congress. Therefore, it seems that he will establish his own party and will wipe out Congress".