Jaipur: The fire of a month-long political feud between CM Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot in Rajasthan has not even cooled down completely, that a new political upheaval has started for the Congress in Punjab. Former state president of Congress Pratap Singh Bajwa and Shamsher Singh Doolas have started pulling out a front against CM Captain Amarinder Singh for the liquor scandal. This matter is now becoming a new headache for the Congress high command. MPs Pratap Bajwa and Shamsher Singh Dulo have come out against the government of their own party for the poisonous liquor scandal. Both these Congress leaders go to the Governor to demand a CBI inquiry into the liquor case. Bajwa believes that the Congress had voted for the people in Punjab because it had pledged to make Punjab a drug-free one. But now it has been 4 years and the problem seems to be resolved.

Pratap Singh Bajwa, Party top leadership is being requested to remove Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and Congress state president Sunil Jakhar. Bajwa has told, 'I have told the high command that if you want to keep Congress alive in Punjab, then change the leadership.' The CM has issued orders to withdraw Punjab Police personnel and escort vehicles working in Bajwa's security service. Sunil Jakhar has written a letter to the high command and is requesting to remove Bajwa and Dulo from the party. Congress top leadership has entrusted the task of resolving the dispute between Captain-Bajwa to Asha Kumari.

Pratap Singh Bajwa and Captain Amarinder Singh already have some problems. In 2015, the situation faced by the state president Bajwa, and the situation is now coming in front of Captain Amarinder Singh and Sunil Jakhar. Just before elections in Punjab, such crises are always coming out in the Congress. Not only this, Malwa and Majha areas in Punjab have their own politics.

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