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Sunil Jakhar objects Harish Rawat's ‘Sidhu to lead polls’ statement

Senior Congress leader Sunil Jakhar took to Twitter to show his disagreement with Harish Rawat’s statement that election in the state would be led by Navjot Singh Sidhu. Jakhar, who was also one of the frontrunners for the CM's post called it unfair.  Watch the video to know more about the story. Stay connected for regular updates. 

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