The Punjab Congress is facing renewed internal friction as the party prepares for organizational meetings. In Sri Muktsar Sahib, the hometown of Punjab Congress President Raja Warring, posters criticizing party leadership were discovered, signaling ongoing discord within the state unit. The posters appeared shortly before a meeting scheduled for 3:00 PM, which was organized by the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee.

While the specific content of the posters and the identities of those responsible remain unconfirmed, the incident highlights the persistent struggle for unity within the party’s state ranks. Internal disagreements have been a recurring theme for the Punjab Congress, often manifesting in public displays of dissent or localized protests. The timing of this event, occurring in the home constituency of a high-ranking official, suggests that the friction is not merely peripheral but touches the core of the party's regional leadership structure.

There is currently no official statement from the party leadership regarding the source of the posters or the specific grievances being aired. As the party attempts to consolidate its position, these public displays of infighting present a significant challenge to its organizational cohesion. Observers note that such incidents often reflect deeper factionalism that has plagued the state unit for several election cycles, complicating efforts to present a unified front against political opponents.