After Ghulam Nabi Azad, now it’s former Jammu and Kashmir minister and Congress leader RS Chib who has resigned from the primary membership of Congress.
He says if a leader like Ghulam Nabi Azad has left, then he also can’t stay. He says his opinions were not considered.
Senior Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad resigned from all party posts including the party’s primary membership on Friday. Earlier this month, Azad had given his resignation from the post of the head of the Jammu and Kashmir Congress campaign committee.
Azad accused Rahul Gandhi of being “immature” and “childish behaviour” and ruining what was once a “national movement” that won the country’s Independence. In his no-holds-barred letter, Azad said Rahul has demolished the “consultative mechanism” that existed in the party, and now the decisions are taken by his “security guards and PAs”.
Azad severed his over half-century association with Congress with a five-page resignation letter to Sonia Gandhi, with the allegations, that the party has been “comprehensively destroyed” and the situation is “irretrievable”. He alleged the upcoming party election consists of a plan to foist “proxies” as the congress president, “puppet on a string”. He called the internal polls a “farce and sham” and a “giant fraud” as no election had taken place in any block, district or state.
