G-23 leader rallied in support of Ghulam Nabi, Sibal says Congress should admit weakness

Jammu, 27 February 2021 Saturday

Leading Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad is on a three-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir after the Rajya Sabha term ends, accompanied by G-23 leaders. Congress leader Azad welcomed Congress leaders from Delhi during a rally in Jammu on Saturday.

Meanwhile, the party's leading leader Kapil Sibal said the party was weakening, and we need to strengthen it. Admitting this, he said that when you go on a plane you need a pilot as well as an engineer who knows its technicalities, Ghulam Nabi Azad is in this role for the Congress, he is aware of all the realities of the country.

So Congress leader Manish Tewari said that Azad is a determined leader, Azad is one of those leaders who knows the Congress, now the party and the country need his guidelines and guidance.

Congress leader Raj Babbar said, "We are called G-23. Let me tell you that we are Gandhi-23, and Gandhi-23 wants to strengthen the Congress. Following the party's ideals, Ghulam Nabi Azad became a great leader. PM Modi is also emotional about his retirement." Became.

On this occasion Azad said that I have retired from Parliament but not from politics, this is not the first time, and it is not a matter of concern, I have returned many times strongly, I want to thank all those people including PM Modi who Appreciated.

What is G-23

At one point, 23 Congress leaders questioned the party's top leadership, known as the G-23. Among the leaders who reached Jammu were former Haryana CM Bhupendra Singh Hooda, former UP Congress president Raj Babbar, former Union Minister Anand Sharma, and Kapil Sibal. Included.