Former BJP MP Navjot Singh Sidhu's political outfit, Awaz-e-Punjab, appears a non-starter, at least for now, ridden by flip-flops ever since its much-hyped announcement.
After having vehemently criticised both the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Sidhus outfit members on Monday said the outfit was open to a dialogue for an alliance with the Congress and the AAP.
Founder members of Sidhus outfit initially maintained that Awaz-e-Punjab will contest all the 117 assembly constituencies in poll bound Punjab, only to eventually retract. Sidhu later said that Awaz-e-Punjab will not be a political party and remain an apolitical outfit for the betterment of Punjab.
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Former BJP MP Navjot Singh Sidhu’s political outfit, Awaz-e-Punjab, appears a non-starter, at least for now, ridden by flip-flops ever since its much-hyped announcement.
After having vehemently criticised both the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Sidhu's outfit members on Monday said the outfit was open to a dialogue for an alliance with the Congress and the AAP.
Founder members of Sidhu's outfit initially maintained that Awaz-e-Punjab will contest all the 117 assembly constituencies in poll bound Punjab, only to eventually retract. Sidhu later said that Awaz-e-Punjab will not be a political party and remain an apolitical outfit for the betterment of Punjab.
After having vehemently criticised both the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Sidhus outfit members on Monday said the outfit was open to a dialogue for an alliance with the Congress and the AAP.
Founder members of Sidhus outfit initially maintained that Awaz-e-Punjab will contest all the 117 assembly constituencies in poll bound Punjab, only to eventually retract. Sidhu later said that Awaz-e-Punjab will not be a political party and remain an apolitical outfit for the betterment of Punjab.
Former BJP MP Navjot Singh Sidhu’s political outfit, Awaz-e-Punjab, appears a non-starter, at least for now, ridden by flip-flops ever since its much-hyped announcement. After having vehemently criticised both the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Sidhu's outfit members on Monday said the outfit was open to a dialogue for an alliance with the Congress and the AAP.
Founder members of Sidhu's outfit initially maintained that Awaz-e-Punjab will contest all the 117 assembly constituencies in poll bound Punjab, only to eventually retract. Sidhu later said that Awaz-e-Punjab will not be a political party and remain an apolitical outfit for the betterment of Punjab.