Congress leader Amarinder Singh Raja Warring resigned as Punjab unit chief, handing his resignation to Rahul Gandhi ahead of Assembly polls.

Congress leader Amarinder Singh Raja Warring resigned as Punjab unit chief, handing his resignation to Rahul Gandhi ahead of Assembly polls.

In Punjab, the Congress has gone with hockey legend Pargat Singh, while in Uttar Pradesh, Aradhana Misra Mona has been tasked with leading the party into next year's polls.

Congress reshapes UP leadership with Aradhana Misra Mona as president and Imran Masood as Working President aiming to rebuild Brahmin-Muslim-Dalit alliance ahead of polls.

Former Olympian and Jalandhar Cantt MLA Pargat Singh has been appointed Punjab Congress president, replacing Amarinder Singh Raja Warring. The leadership change comes ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections and follows Warring’s resignation.

Congress named Pargat Singh Punjab unit chief after Amarinder Singh Raja Warring resigned. The change follows a long factional contest and shifts focus to unity before the 2027 election.

Congress has appointed Rampur Khas MLA Aradhana Mishra Mona as the new president of its Uttar Pradesh unit. The move replaces Ajay Rai and marks a leadership change announced by the AICC.

Raja Warring, MP from Ludhiana, resigned as Punjab Congress president on September 30, about six months before the 2027 Assembly elections, ending a tenure that began in April 2022 and was marked in recent months by open rivalry between his camp and Charanjit Singh Channi's.

Aradhna Misra, the daughter of Congress MP Pramod Tiwari, will have the onerous task of advancing seat-sharing talks with Yadav's party for the upcoming assembly elections.