Trying his luck for the first time in elections, Arun Jaitley does not seem to be too concerned about having to do an election face-off against heavyweight such as Captain Amrinder Singh. He is busy relishing the chholey-kulchey in Amritsar. When asked how he liked the city, Jaitley spoke in rustic Punjabi, “This is my own town. My sister stays here. My wife Dolly’s uncle stays here, too.” When asked, “What about the 65 per cent Sikh votes? Won’t they prefer Captain?”, Jaitley prefers to smile and keep quiet. He knows the entire matter is about handing the Badal family and their confidante Majithia.