Congress Calls It a ‘Big Family’, Welcomes Ideological Returnees, Says Bundala

Amritsar, Punjab – In a public address, senior Congress figure Bundala described the party as a "big family" and affirmed its openness to members who choose to re‑align with its ideological stance. The remarks were made during a gathering of local party workers, where Bundala emphasized the inclusive nature of the organization.

Bundala highlighted that the Congress has historically welcomed leaders and activists who had drifted away, encouraging them to re‑join the fold without prejudice. He said the party’s strength lies in its ability to accommodate diverse viewpoints while staying rooted in its core principles.

Political analysts note that such statements aim to bolster the party’s grassroots base ahead of upcoming elections, signaling a concerted effort to reclaim lost supporters in Punjab and beyond. The outreach could translate into renewed campaign vigor as the Congress seeks to expand its voter base.