'Use And Throw' Jibe Sparks Ravneet Bittu vs Raja Warring Over Punjab Congress Infighting

Punjab Congress leader Raja Warring's resignation has sparked a public feud with BJP's Ravneet Singh Bittu. The two leaders are trading accusations regarding political loyalty and the leadership of Rahul Gandhi.
Why it matters
This conflict highlights internal instability within the Punjab Congress ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections.
The resignation of Amarinder Singh Raja Warring as Punjab Congress chief has triggered a fresh political battle with BJP leader and former Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu, with the two leaders trading sharp barbs on social media. Soon after Warring's resignation, Bittu targeted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of following a "use-and-throw policy". Warring hit back strongly, defending Gandhi and directly warning his former Congress colleague."I have one genuine piece of advice for you, [Ravneet Singh Bittu]: you are messing with the wrong guy," Warring said in a post on X.He added that Rahul Gandhi is not just his political leader but "the leader of this country and the only man who ignites hope"."I am not an opportunist, but a loyalist.
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