How many years has the government led by the people who claimed their priority is the Panthik agenda ruled the state? Have they ever bothered to collect and register the historic morchas and unlimited sacrifices made by cadres and non-cadres? The maximum of these are unregistered and unlisted.
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What will future generations learn when there is no availability of an authentic document or written manuscripts of those times? How uncaring and casual isn’t it?
Sadhu Singh Dharamsot was once one of Congress’s strongest and most durable faces in Nabha, winning multiple terms and serving as minister in Punjab. For years, he represented experience, organisation, and electoral control in the constituency. But after his heavy defeat in 2022, the political picture looks far less certain, with new forces rising and old dominance weakened. As Punjab moves toward 2027, the real question is whether Dharamsot still has one more serious contest left in him, or whether Nabha has already turned the page toward a new era. Is he still Congress’s natural comeback face, or has time and voter mood moved beyond his chapter ?
साधु सिंह धर्मसोत कभी नाभा में कांग्रेस के सबसे मजबूत और लंबे समय तक प्रभावशाली चेहरों में से एक रहे हैं। उन्होंने कई बार जीत दर्ज की और पंजाब सरकार में मंत्री भी रहे। वर्षों तक वे अनुभव, संगठन और हलके में चुनावी पकड़ का प्रतीक रहे। लेकिन 2022 की भारी हार के बाद राजनीतिक तस्वीर अब पहले जैसी साफ नहीं दिखती, जहां नए चेहरे उभर रहे हैं और पुराना दबदबा कमजोर पड़ा है। पंजाब 2027 की ओर बढ़ रहा है, ऐसे में असली सवाल यह है कि क्या धर्मसोत के भीतर अभी एक और गंभीर चुनावी मुकाबला बाकी है, या नाभा अब नए दौर की ओर बढ़ चुका है। क्या वे अब भी कांग्रेस की स्वाभाविक वापसी वाली पसंद हैं, या समय और मतदाता सोच उनके अध्याय से आगे निकल चुकी है ?
Brahm Mohindra was once among the steadiest and influential Congress faces in Punjab, especially in Patiala politics, serving as minister and senior organiser for years. But after the 2022 elections, his public political role has turned noticeably quieter. Having spoken about the right time to pass the baton to youth, and with his son Mohit Mohindra now more active, speculation has grown that he may have largely handed over the family’s frontline political space. As Punjab moves toward 2027, the key question is whether Brahm Mohindra could still return for one final electoral contest if the party needs experience, or whether he has effectively closed his own contesting chapter and shifted fully into mentor mode.
