Reaching Controls - c#

So lets say I have a Panel. Inside of it there is a Button and TextBox. I can reach those controls' control with panel.Controls[index] with this way.
I am trying to reach panel with reverse way. I mean lets say I click the textbox inside of panel. And the active control of form became the textbox. Is there any possible way to reach that panel with active control?
Panel -> Textbox instead of Active Control -> Panel
Thanks

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I am creating an application in which i have a user control that can be added by user dynamically any number of times. Form also contains some other controls.
Suppose he has added the control 10 times.
Requirement:
1) When the control is selected, it should be highlighted and when the
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2) User can select multiple controls at the same time. Now all the
selected controls should be highlighted and the selection has to be
made with ctrl key.
There is also a possibility of moving the controls on the form.
What I have achieved:
1) I am able to add multiple controls dynamically.
2) I can change the location of one control dynamically.
3) I am able to highlight the control when it is clicked, but not able
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Problem Left:
No success in selecting multiple controls and dragging them
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