Punjab CM on Amarinder's Delhi trip: Koi gal nahi

September 28, 2021 16:40

Punjab CM Charanjit Singh Channi on the developments in his state:

On former CM Amarinder Singh leaving for Delhi to reportedly meet Union Home Minister Amit Shah: "Koi gal nahi (no matter)," Captain Sahab has been our CM, no problem... He must have gone there (Delhi) to discuss Punjab issues.

On being asked about Navjot Singh Sidhu's resignation as Punjab Congress chief: I have no information. I have full confidence and faith in (Navjot Singh) Sidhu Sahab.

On Navjot Singh Sidhu being upset over bureaucratic set up and his commands not being followed after cabinet expansion in Punjab: "It will be settled if he is upset...though he is not upset with me..."

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