Dissatisfaction with Gandhi family in Congress? Explosive statement of Sandeep Dixit, Tharoor's endorsement

New Delhi, February 20, 2020, Thursday

After the shameful appearance of the Delhi election, Congress leaders are feeling that opposition to the Gandhi family is rising.

Sheila Dikshit's son and senior Congress leader Sandeep Dixit in Delhi said in an interview to an English newspaper that openly targeted the policies of the Congress high command, ie the Gandhi family, saying that Congress has not got a new chairman for 25 months. The reason is, everyone is scared to think who should ring a bell in a cat's throat. Congress has no loss of leaders. Even today there are 6 to 8 leaders who deserve to be the Congress president, but sometimes you want inaction and wish that that would remain unchanged.

Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has also openly endorsed Sandeep's statement. Tharoor said, "The displeasure in the Congress is at its peak and the noise is coming out even when pressed. Sandeep has said that he is speaking personally to other leaders across the country. I reiterate the top leadership of the Congress, a new energy among the workers Appoint a Congress president to come.

Sandeep Dixit had earlier said that even in the next few years, retired leaders are not doing anything for the party. Many of them are in the Rajya Sabha and now they should come forward for the party and take such a decision. Why not Amarinder Singh, Ashok Gehlot, Kamal Nath all come together on one stage and bring the other together. That is why Antony, Chidambaram, Salman Khurshid, Ahmed Patel all worked for Congress. Is the survivor. I think he should contribute to choosing leadership.

It is worth mentioning that there is dissatisfaction with the top leadership of the Congress not only in Delhi but also in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. The controversy over Sachin Pilot Versus Gehlot in Rajasthan and Kamal Nath Vidyalaya Jyotiraditya Scindia in Madhya Pradesh has intensified.

CAA has already proven that there are differences in top leadership.