The most talked-about candidates for Chief Minister in Punjab were Charanjit Singh Channi and Navjot Singh Sidhu, but the party expressed confidence in Charanjit Singh Channi and he was nominated for the Punjab Assembly elections. However, it was not an easy decision.

Rahul Gandhi said during a virtual rally in Ludhiana before announcing Charanjit Singh Channi's name that leaders are not born in 10-15 days and are not made by participating in TV debates. Rahul Gandhi gave Navjot Singh Sidhu advice in gestures with these words. Rahul Gandhi, on the other hand, stated that it was not his decision.

Politics is not a simple job

Rahul Gandhi, for example, stated that the party has a "structure to develop leaders”. This was interpreted as a message sent to Navjot Singh Sidhu. After 13 years with the BJP, he joined the party soon before the 2017 elections.

I've been in politics since 2004, but I've never learned as much as I have in the last 6-7 years, according to Rahul Gandhi. Those who believe that politics is a simple job are mistaken. There are many commentators here, but preparing a leader is not simple. Rahul Gandhi delivered his speech with Sidhu and Channi in mind.

'I support Rahul Gandhi's decision'

Simultaneously, Navjot Singh Sidhu, who was present at the rally, stated that he supports Rahul Gandhi's decision. Sidhu stated that if he is not given decision-making authority, he will back the next Chief Minister. Sindhu said- ‘I've merely asked for Punjab's well-being. Don't treat me as though I'm a show-off’.

Sidhu has a history of feuding with previous Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and Charanjit Singh Channi. After Captain Amarinder Singh, the cricketer-turned-politician sought to be appointed Chief Minister. Charanjit Singh Channi, on the other hand, killed the bet. Since then, Sidhu has made every effort to encircle the Channi government. On several instances, he chastised the Channi regime.

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