AAP-Congress Rift in Punjab Escalates, Bajwa Claims 32 AAP MLAs in Contact

Punjab : The political battle between the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Congress in Punjab has intensified, with senior Congress leader Pratap Singh Bajwa once again claiming that 32 AAP MLAs are in contact with his party. His statement has triggered a fresh wave of speculations about a possible political realignment in the state.

Bajwa’s remarks come amid growing tensions between the two parties, which were supposed to be alliance partners at the national level but continue to clash in Punjab. He alleged that discontent is brewing within AAP’s ranks due to leadership issues and governance challenges, prompting many MLAs to explore options with Congress.

AAP leaders have dismissed Bajwa’s claims, calling them baseless and a desperate attempt to create confusion. They asserted that the party remains strong and united, and no MLA is planning to switch sides. Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has also responded, challenging Congress to prove its claims instead of spreading political rumors.

This open battle between AAP and Congress in Punjab highlights the fragile nature of their relationship, even as their central leadership seeks collaboration. The coming days could be crucial in determining whether Bajwa’s claims hold any truth or if this is just another round of political maneuvering in Punjab’s dynamic landscape.