Major Restructuring in Indian Nationalist Party: Navjot Kaur Sidhu Relieved of Responsibilities
The Indian Nationalist Party has relieved Navjot Kaur Sidhu of her duties for health reasons, appointing Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal as the new Punjab in-charge.
Chandigarh, October 15 (Daily Kiran) : The Indian Nationalist Party (INP) has announced significant changes within its organization. Dr. Navjot Kaur Sidhu has been relieved of all her responsibilities due to health issues. An official statement released by the party on October 15 emphasized that her health and personal well-being are of utmost importance.
Manoj Chaube, the party’s national secretary and headquarters in-charge, confirmed in the statement that Sidhu was serving as the national general secretary and in charge of Punjab. The party acknowledged her contributions, experience, and guidance, stating that her association with the organization will always be valued.
In this organizational shake-up, the INP has appointed Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal from Bhukri Kalan as the new in-charge for Punjab. The party aims to strengthen its presence in the state and energize its political activities through this appointment.
The INP reiterated the need for strong and decisive leadership in Punjab. The party claims it is committed to establishing itself as a credible political alternative by conducting extensive grassroots outreach campaigns throughout the state.
Furthermore, the party has confirmed its intention to contest elections in all 117 assembly constituencies in Punjab, vowing to continue its struggle for the state’s future and the interests of its people.
In its message, the INP reaffirmed its commitment to strong leadership, a united organization, and the development of a empowered Punjab as it moves forward with its new responsibilities.
