Punjab CM in Delhi to discuss internal row

Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Thursday arrived in Delhi to meet a panel set by his Congress party to resolve internal differences.

New Delhi:Amid the ongoing feud within the Punjab Congress, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Thursday afternoon landed in the national capital and would meet senior Punjab leaders at the Kapurthala House.

As per the party sources, Singh will be meeting senior Punjab leaders at Kapurthala House at 3:00 PM and he will also be meeting a three-member panel led by Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge tomorrow.

Kharge along with All India Congress Committee general secretary Harish Rawat and JP Aggarwal are the members of the panel formed to resolve the widening differences between its leaders- Captain Amarinder Singh and Navjot Singh Sidhu.

Meanwhile, Congress MP Manish Tewari also met the panel on Thursday afternoon at the Congress war room at 15 GRG in the national capital.

Speaking to the media he clarified that there is no infighting in the Congress party.

"There is absolutely no infighting in the Congress party. Congress party has a tradition that whenever we go into the election, we consult with the leaders across the board. That process of consultation is going on, if anybody is trying to say anything to the contrary, I am afraid that those views are misplaced," said Tewari.