As the Punjab Congress sinks deeper into open factional warfare, one leader who has largely remained measured and publicly restrained is Leader of Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa. At a time when camps are openly confronting each other and leadership battles dominate headlines, Bajwa's silence has become almost as significant as everyone else's statements. This raises a bigger question: Is Partap Singh Bajwa quietly waiting for the right political moment, or is strategic silence itself his strongest political move ? In a party where everyone wants to be heard, could the quietest leader ultimately emerge with the loudest advantage ?
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