Amritsar: Punjab Lok Congress (PLC) president and former CM Captain Amarinder Singh, who quit the Congress in alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), today held a meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi. In such a situation, this meeting before the counting of votes is considered very important.
Regarding this meeting, Captain Amarinder Singh said that he has had a general discussion on the election results with the Home Ministry. Only after the results come will there be a detailed brainstorming on it. He said the meeting was a general discussion on Punjab and not on the elections. When former Punjab CM Captain Amarinder was asked how many seats are expected to win in the state assembly elections?
To this, the captain replied, "I am not a pandit. I'm not someone who can predict. My party has done well. The BJP has done well. Now let's see what happens next." The results of the Punjab assembly elections are going to be announced on March 10. Polling for 117 assembly seats in the state was held in a single phase on February 20.
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