Congress ke geet gae jaa says Harish Rawat a day after veiled dig at party in leadership

Congress ke geet gae jaa', says Harish Rawat a day after veiled dig at party leadership Rawat, Tiwari tweets; A stir in Congress

New Delhi: The number of senior leaders in the Congress party voicing their opposition to supremacy is increasing day by day. Manish Tiwari's latest tweet misrepresenting the attitude of the High Command has caused a stir in the party. He tweeted that the central leadership policies were to blame for the crisis in the Uttarakhand Congress party. "First Assam, then Punjab, now Uttarakhand ..." he wrote on Twitter. Former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat has expressed his displeasure over his own party leaders.

Refusal to help within one's own party: Rawat

Dehradun: As the Uttarakhand state assembly elections approach, the state Congress' campaign chief and former CM Harish Rawat has expressed his displeasure over the behavior of his own party leaders. The Congress leaders are showing stubbornness as they have to work hard to lead the party to victory in the elections. The central government has left the CBI, ED and IT departments as crocodiles. Nevertheless I am swimming the election fray as per the directions of the party supremacy. Some are tying my legs and arms when they can’t help me in the election ocean. I am pushing to retire from politics, ”Rawat tweeted. (Read: Raising the age of marriage for women .. hurting them)

Staying in Congress and working for BJP ..

Rawat media adviser Surendra responded to the tweets. "Some forces are staying in the Congress and working for the BJP, undermining the chances of the Congress winning," he said. AICC Uttarakhand in-charge Devendra Yadav is being held to account for going to the polls under a joint leadership instead of Rawat. However, Harish Rawat declined to comment on his tweet. He told reporters he would speak when the time came.