Chandigarh, Aug. 6 -- With no signs of infighting in the Punjab unit ebbing, the Congress high command on Wednesday hinted at possible disciplinary action against the dissenters, who have been disrupting the party's key poll meets, including the grassroots mobilisation drive ahead of the high-stakes upcoming assembly polls.

Punjab Congress in-charge Bhupesh Baghel said he will apprise the high command about the developments.

"I will submit a detailed report to the high command. There are some sleeper cells that need to be reined in," Baghel said at an Moga event on Wednesday.

Since its launch on July 31, the party's ongoing 'Har Booth, Congress Mazboot' drive has witnessed repeated disruptions with pro-Channi camp leaders raising sloga...