Shashi Tharoor On Ongoing Political Deadlock in Rajasthan- Strengthen Congress, Don’t Undermine it

Senior leaders of the Congress are expressing concern after the inner out of the Gehlot Government in Rajasthan

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"I believe with full confidence that our country needs a genuine liberal party"- Shashi Tharoor

Senior leaders of the Congress are expressing concern after the inner out of the Gehlot Government in Rajasthan. Shashi Tharoor has expressed concern by tweeting on the continuously moving ground of the Congress. He tweeted that I believe with full confidence that our country needs a genuine liberal party, whose leadership is committed to take everyone along, and who respects India's pluralism. All those who believe in democratic values should help strengthen the Congress, it should not be let down. Be aware that in the last few years many big leaders of the Congress h

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ave left the party. Recently, Jyotiraditya Scindia also left the Congress, because of which the party was fiercely gritty.

I passionately believe that our country needs a genuinely liberal party headed by centrist professionals committed to inclusive politics and respectful of India's pluralism. All who believe in the founding values of the Republic must work to strengthen @INCIndia not undermine it
— Shashi Tharoor (@ShashiTharoor) July 12, 2020

Earlier, Kapil Sibal had also expressed concern over the Sachin Pilot episode. However, his gesture was more visible towards the Congress high command. Kapil Sibal tweeted on Twitter without mentioning the Rajasthan government. 'I am worried about my party. Will we wake up only when the horses run away from our stables?

Worried for our party
Will we wake up only after the horses have bolted from our stables ?
— Kapil Sibal (@KapilSibal) July 12, 2020

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Let us tell you that the sources claim that Sachin Pilot, who is angry with Ashok Gehlot, is in touch with BJP with the support of many MLAs, although he himself is dismissing that he will join BJP. On the other hand, the Congress has held a press conference at 2.30 pm claiming that they have the support of 109 MLAs. In such a situation, it is now interesting to see which side of Rajasthan's political scenario move.