Punjab Congress President Amrinder Singh Raja Warring is expected to resign from his post, according to recent reports. The move comes amidst ongoing discussions regarding the party's leadership structure in the state. While the official resignation has not yet been confirmed by the party leadership, internal sources suggest that a transition is imminent.

Vijay Inder Singla, a former Punjab cabinet minister, is currently considered the frontrunner to take over the leadership role. Singla, a seasoned politician within the state unit, is reportedly being viewed by party high command as a candidate capable of managing the internal dynamics of the Punjab Congress. The potential leadership change follows a period of electoral challenges and internal friction within the state party organization.

There has been no formal statement from the All India Congress Committee (AICC) regarding the timeline for this transition or the specific reasons behind Warring's departure. The party is expected to announce a formal decision in the coming days as it seeks to reorganize its state-level operations. Political analysts suggest that this shift is part of a broader effort by the national leadership to address factionalism within the Punjab unit, though the party has not publicly commented on these internal assessments.