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Left out of cabinet rejig, 3 Punjab MLAs resign from Assembly panels

CHANDIGARH: Congress MLAs Rakesh Pandey, Amrik Dhillon and Randeep Nabha resigned from Vidhan Sabha committees to protest being ignored in the cabinet expansion.

They claimed that no senior state party leader, including the Chief minister, had heard their grievances. PTI file

Rajmeet Singh

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, May 14

Congress MLAs Rakesh Pandey, Amrik Dhillon and Randeep Nabha on Monday tendered their resignations from Vidhan Sabha committees in protest against being ignored in the recent Punjab cabinet expansion.

They said they would meet Congress president Rahul Gandhi to register their protest and decide the future course of action.

They claimed that no senior state party leader, including the Chief minister, had heard their grievances.

They are yet to resign from the party positions.

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