Sidhu had met Congress Vice-president Rahul Gandhi a little while earlier.
The former Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader had resigned from the Rajya Sabha in July last year and quit the party two months later in September.
Meanwhile, Sidhu had also launched a new political party, Awaz-e-Punjab, and asked like-minded people looking to work for Punjab’s interests to come together to defeat the forces that ruined the state.
His wife Navjot Kaur Sidhu, also a BJP member previously, had joined the Congress a few months ago.
The Assembly election in Punjab is scheduled for February 4.
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