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Congress Punjab chief Sachin Pilot says party united, expects mass support in upcoming assembly polls
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 15 Sep 2026, 10:01 PM
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Congress leader Sachin Pilot asserted that the party is united in Punjab and anticipates broad public backing in the forthcoming state elections, mirroring its performance in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.
Punjab Congress in‑charge Sachin Pilot addressed party workers, expressing confidence that the Congress will enjoy widespread voter support in the upcoming state assembly elections, similar to its performance in the 2024 Lok Sabha poll. He emphasized that the party’s cadre is energized and ready to contest the polls on a united front.
Pilot also remarked that the BJP is currently in a weakened position, describing it as "seeking refuge" after its recent setbacks. He warned that the opposition’s fragmented approach could benefit Congress, which he said is now fully consolidated in the state.
The statements were made during a closed‑door meeting of senior Congress leaders in Punjab, where the party is finalising its campaign strategy ahead of the election schedule announced by the Election Commission.
Political analysts note that Pilot’s optimism reflects a broader effort by the Congress to regain foothold in Punjab, a state where it has faced stiff competition from the Aam Aadmi Party and the BJP in recent years.
The party’s next steps will involve rallying grassroots support and presenting a cohesive manifesto to appeal to Punjab’s diverse electorate.
Pilot also remarked that the BJP is currently in a weakened position, describing it as "seeking refuge" after its recent setbacks. He warned that the opposition’s fragmented approach could benefit Congress, which he said is now fully consolidated in the state.
The statements were made during a closed‑door meeting of senior Congress leaders in Punjab, where the party is finalising its campaign strategy ahead of the election schedule announced by the Election Commission.
Political analysts note that Pilot’s optimism reflects a broader effort by the Congress to regain foothold in Punjab, a state where it has faced stiff competition from the Aam Aadmi Party and the BJP in recent years.
The party’s next steps will involve rallying grassroots support and presenting a cohesive manifesto to appeal to Punjab’s diverse electorate.