Congress general secretary Harish Rawat  said that four Punjab ministers and three Congress MLAs from the state, who raised a banner of revolt against Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, met him here and shared some grievances about the functioning of the state and district administrations.

“Four ministers and three MLAs met me. They expressed their concerns and said that they’re concerned about chances of party’s victory in state. They said they are not against anyone, they want to go to the polls with a clear roadmap so that we win,” Rawat said after the meeting.

“They also had some grievances about the functioning of the state and district administrations. If a Congress MLA considers himself insecure and thinks that administration can try to make them lose or work against them, then it’s a matter of concern,” he added.

Rawat, who is Punjab affairs in-charge, ruled out any threat to the Congress party and the Punjab government amid signs of rift between the Amarinder Singh camp and Navjot Singh Sidhu faction.

“There is no threat to the party or government. There is no threat to chances of our victory either. These people themselves will give way to chances of our victory. A solution will be brought,” he added.

The four ministers included Tript Rajinder Singh Bajwa, Sukhbinder Singh Sarkaria, Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa and Charanjit Singh Channi.

Earlier today, Rawat said the party will contest the 2022 Punjab Assembly elections under the leadership of Chief Minister Amarinder Singh