Navjot Singh Sidhu

According to the Indian govt, Sidhu is free to travel to Pakistan as an ordinary pilgrimSidhu is not included in the official delegation put together by India that comprises the likes of Manmohan Singh, cabinet ministers Harsimrat Kaur and Hardeep Puri

Sidhu, an MLA from Amritsar East, was given Power, New and Renewable Energy Resources portfolio after a Cabinet reshuffle in JuneOn 6 June, Sidhu was stripped of the portfolios of Local Government and Tourism and Culture after the party won eight parliamentary seats out of 13 in Punjab

Sidhu took to Twitter today, making public his resignation letter dated 10 June addressed to Rahul GandhiOn 6 June, CM Amarinder Singh had divested Sidhu of the Local Government and Tourism and Cultural Affairs Departments and allotted him the power and new and renewable energy portfolio

Ahmed Patel has been entrusted with the responsibility of mediating between the CM Amarinder Singh and Sidhu and finding a solution to the growing troubleSidhu was divested of key portfolios in a cabinet reshuffle last week after he skipped a cabinet meeting

Sidhu's tourism and cultural affairs portfolio was also taken awayThe cabinet rejig comes amid open differences between Sidhu and Punjab CM Amarinder Singh

Sidhu has been banned from campaigning for 72 hours for his controversial remarks which was seen in violation of the Model Code of ConductHe will be barred from all forms of campaign including holding any public meetings, rallies, interviews and public utterances in any media

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Imran Khan renews his call for dialogue, trade with India as he expresses support for Navjot Singh Sidhu, who has found himself at the centre of a controversy after attending his swearing-in over the weekend

Navjot Singh Sidhu is one of the handful of people invited by Pakistan's Tehreek e Insaf party for Imran Khan's swearing-in ceremony as Khan takes oath as the 22nd Prime Minister of Pakistan