<p> Amid speculation over Navjot Singh Sidhu getting a bigger role in the party in Punjab, the Congress leadership is working out a formula for Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and Sidhu to work together.</p>.<p>AICC general secretary in-charge for Punjab affairs of the party Harish Rawat said Singh will continue as chief minister when the next assembly elections are fought.</p>.<p>"We are working out a formula where both the chief minister and Sidhu could work together," he told reporters.</p>.<p>"Amarinder Singh will continue as chief minister of Punjab and the party will go to polls with him in the top position," he also said.</p>.<p>He, however, said that the party president's final approval on the Punjab unit revamp is awaited.</p>.<p>Rawat said the Congress wants that both should work towards uniting the party and steering it to victory in the next assembly polls, slated early next year.</p>.<p>Both Sidhu and Singh have been at loggerheads with each other and have made public statements against each other, prompting the party to set up a three-member panel headed by Mallikarjun Kharge to end factionalism.</p>.<p>Sources said Sidhu could land up with a bigger role in the party's revamp in Punjab ahead of assembly polls.</p>.<p>The sources add that the Punjab Congress could have two working presidents too, in a bid to accommodate all sections, regions, religions and castes.</p>.<p>The party will announce a major revamp in Punjab in the next few days which may see a new PCC chief.</p>.<p>Congress president Sonia Gandhi has met Singh, and Sidhu has met party leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.</p>.<p>The chief minister has told reporters that any decision with regard to the party will be acceptable to all and will be implemented.</p>.<p>Sidhu is also learnt to have told the leadership that any of its decisions will be acceptable.</p>.<p>Sidhu is keen for a bigger role in the revamped organisation ahead of assembly elections.</p>.<p>The party leadership has met almost all senior leaders and legislators from Punjab and taken their views before initiating the changes in the organisation</p>
<p> Amid speculation over Navjot Singh Sidhu getting a bigger role in the party in Punjab, the Congress leadership is working out a formula for Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and Sidhu to work together.</p>.<p>AICC general secretary in-charge for Punjab affairs of the party Harish Rawat said Singh will continue as chief minister when the next assembly elections are fought.</p>.<p>"We are working out a formula where both the chief minister and Sidhu could work together," he told reporters.</p>.<p>"Amarinder Singh will continue as chief minister of Punjab and the party will go to polls with him in the top position," he also said.</p>.<p>He, however, said that the party president's final approval on the Punjab unit revamp is awaited.</p>.<p>Rawat said the Congress wants that both should work towards uniting the party and steering it to victory in the next assembly polls, slated early next year.</p>.<p>Both Sidhu and Singh have been at loggerheads with each other and have made public statements against each other, prompting the party to set up a three-member panel headed by Mallikarjun Kharge to end factionalism.</p>.<p>Sources said Sidhu could land up with a bigger role in the party's revamp in Punjab ahead of assembly polls.</p>.<p>The sources add that the Punjab Congress could have two working presidents too, in a bid to accommodate all sections, regions, religions and castes.</p>.<p>The party will announce a major revamp in Punjab in the next few days which may see a new PCC chief.</p>.<p>Congress president Sonia Gandhi has met Singh, and Sidhu has met party leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.</p>.<p>The chief minister has told reporters that any decision with regard to the party will be acceptable to all and will be implemented.</p>.<p>Sidhu is also learnt to have told the leadership that any of its decisions will be acceptable.</p>.<p>Sidhu is keen for a bigger role in the revamped organisation ahead of assembly elections.</p>.<p>The party leadership has met almost all senior leaders and legislators from Punjab and taken their views before initiating the changes in the organisation</p>