Former MLA Dalvir Goldie Returns to Congress After Leaving AAP Over Ticket Dispute..

Sangrur (Punjab) : Dalvir Goldie, the former MLA from Dhuri, has officially returned to the Congress party after a brief stint with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). Goldie had joined AAP just 11 months ago, but he became disillusioned with the party’s decision to grant a ticket to fellow leader Simarjeet Singh Khaira from the Sangrur constituency. Goldie, who had hoped for the opportunity to contest elections from his region, expressed his displeasure with the party’s choice and decided to return to Congress, a party he had been associated with in the past. His return to Congress has been hailed by party leaders, who see it as a significant political development. The decision to leave AAP came after Goldie failed to secure a ticket for the upcoming elections, despite his strong political presence in the region. He felt that Khaira’s selection over him was an injustice, as he believed that his contributions and grassroots connections were more in line with the needs of the constituency. After a series of deliberations and meetings with Congress leaders, Goldie was welcomed back into the fold, signaling a potential shift in local political dynamics. His return adds to Congress’ strength in the region, especially in light of upcoming elections. The move also highlights internal strife within AAP, with some former members expressing dissatisfaction with the party’s ticket distribution process. Goldie’s re-entry into Congress is seen as a strategic move, as the party continues to solidify its influence in Punjab. Congress leaders have expressed confidence that Goldie’s experience and popularity in the region will help boost the party’s chances in the upcoming elections. Goldie’s return is likely to have an impact on the political landscape of Punjab, with his loyal supporters rallying behind him as he re-enters the political fray. As the elections draw near, all eyes will be on how his decision to rejoin Congress will influence the electoral dynamics in Dhuri and surrounding constituencies.