Congress Didn’t Want Us To Campaign In Bihar: Sources Close To Dissenters

After the Bihar elections, senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal questioned the party leadership. After this, leaders in the Congress party are seen to be divided into two factions. After Sibal, Chidambaram has also criticized the party. Sources close to Sibal say that it is useless to attack him for campaigning in Bihar. Actually, the Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary said: “Did Kapil Sibal go to campaign in Bihar or Madhya Pradesh?” They should tell how they said this and what they did to strengthen the Congress. ‘

Sibal’s close relatives said that Adhir Ranjan’s statement was unfortunate. He said that most of the G-23 leaders were kept out of the campaign. In fact, 23 Congress leaders wrote a letter to Sonia Gandhi and questioned the organization and its activities. It also included Kapil Sibal. In the letter of these leaders, attention was also drawn to the internal activities of the Congress party and the misery in the states.

Now after the Bihar elections, discord has started once again within the Congress. After Kapil Sibal, P Chidambaram also criticized that the party had lost its grip on the ground. To this, Chaudhary said, ‘If anyone feels that the Congress is not the right party, he should leave and go somewhere else or make his own party’.

A 6-member committee, formed to help the Speaker over the infighting within the Congress, also met on Tuesday. However, later it was told that there was no discussion about Kapil Sibal in the meeting. The Congress party has not officially commented on Sibal. However, Chaudhary had said that Sibal should work in the ground instead of sitting in the AC room. He said what did the senior leader do in this direction to strengthen the Congress? Salman Khurshid also advised Kapil Sibal with poetry.