Congress high command remains idle as it seeks nothing new: Sandeep Dixit

New delhi date. February 20, 2020, Thursday

Disgrace against the Gandhi family is increasing in the party following the very shameful appearance of the Congress in the Delhi elections. Former Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit's son and senior Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit have protested against the policies set by the High Command.

Other party leader Shashi Tharoor also endorsed Sandeep's statement saying that Congress leaders across the country were offended by the high command. The differences of Congress leaders from Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan to Punjab show that the impact of the Gandhi family on the party leaders is beginning to diminish.

Sandeep Dikshit told an English newspaper that even after several months, senior Congress leaders could not elect a new president. The reason is that they are all afraid of who will ring the bell in the cat's throat.

The former MP has said that the Congress lacks leaders. The Congress still has six to eight leaders who can lead the party by becoming the chairman. Targeting senior party leaders, Dikshit said that you are inactive because you do not want anything to happen.

Importantly, Shashi Tharoor has also endorsed this. He has stated that the displeasure against the high command in Congress has increased drastically. Tharoor said on Twitter that several Congress leaders are personally saying what Sandeep Dikshit has said.

Many of them are sitting in key positions in the party. He said that I would again urge the Congress Working Committee to appoint leadership to transmit energy among the workers and motivate the voters. Sandeep Dikshit further said that leaders like Amarinder Singh, Ashok Gehlot and Kamal Nath are not coming along.

Why not bring other people along. A. K. Antony, p. Chidambaram, Salman Khurshid and Ahmed Patel have all done great things for the Congress. The political career of all these leaders is now nearing its end. They have a maximum of four to five years. Now is the time to make an intellectual contribution.