Punjab Politics News
PCC releases list of various cells
Saturday, 03/09/2011
http://my.amarindersingh.in/pcc-releases-list-of-various-cells
CHANDIGARH, September 3: Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee today released the lists of 17 different cells after being approved by the party incharge Mr Gulchain Singh Charak.
Each cell consists of a Chairman, Co-Chairman, scretary and ten member advisory committee.
D-day today: all eyes on Congress move
Friday, 02/09/2011
http://epaper.hindustantimes.com/PUBLICATIONS/HT/HC/2011/09/02/ArticleHtmls/D-day-today-all-eyes-on-Congress-move-02092011002009.shtml?Mode=1
Most villagers at Gobindpura have resolved to support state Congress president captain Amrinder Singh in his party's battle against forcible acquisition of land for Poena's thermal-energy project.
Govt using MC route for funds, says Capt
Thursday, 01/09/2011
http://112.196.11.34/dailypost/Details.aspx?id=2330&boxid=57490&uid=&dat=2011-09-01
Punjab Congress president Capt Amarinder Singh on Wednesday accused the Akali-BJP government of pressuring market committees in the state to borrow money from banks to finance various projects, including ‘sangat darshan’ programmes of Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal.
Capt Amarinder hails Lokpal inquiry against Mr Badal, Jagir Kaur
Tuesday, 30/08/2011
http://my.amarindersingh.in/capt-amarinder-hails-lokpal-inquiry-against-mr-badal-jagir-kaur
CHANDIGARH, August 30: Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee President Capt Amarinder Singh today welcomed the inquiry ordered by the Punjab Lokpal against the Chief Minister Mr Parkash Singh Badal and former SGPC president Bibi Jagir Kaur for illegally grabbing 12 acres of Nagar Panchayat land in village Begowal in district Kapurthala.
Capt firm on anti-acquisition stir Says govt befooling Mansa farmers
Tuesday, 30/08/2011
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2011/20110830/punjab.htm#4
A day after the farmers suspended their agitation against land acquisition for the Mansa power plant, Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee president Capt Amarinder Singh announced that his party leaders and workers would march to the village on September 2, demanding adequate compensation for the farmers as well as their rehabilitation.
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