Amid the rhetoric of party leaders Ghulam Nabi Azad and Kapil Sibal on the poor performance of the Congress in the Bihar assembly elections, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Thursday said the party’s internal problems should not be made public. If you do this, you can leave the party. Rejecting allegations of a lack of democracy within the Congress, Punjab CM Singh said that party leaders or activists were free to put their grievances before the party chief or executive committee.
According to the Punjab Chief Minister, if you are a Congressman, you can take your complaints about the performance of the party to the party president or the executive committee of the Congress, but not bring it to the public’s attention. Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi learned this when she was a Congress MP, the statement said.
Kapil Sibal on Congress questioning leadership, said, “The people of the country do not consider the party as an option.
What did Azad say?
Recently, Congress senior leader Ghulam Nabi Azad told me that Congress leaders have been completely cut off from the general public and have gone home in a five-star culture party. He called for radical changes in the organizational structure. His statement comes after the defeat of the Congress in the Bihar assembly elections. Azad said there was a need for radical changes in party structure by holding elections from district to district and state level.
Sibal raised questions about leadership
Congress leader Kapil Sibal also questioned the party leadership after the defeat of Bihar. He also questioned the party’s stance on the performance of the Bihar elections. The party seems to believe that everything is fine. In recent polls, Kapil Sibal said, “People are not considering Congress as an effective option, despite elections and by-elections in Bihar and all over the country. This is a decision.
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