Haryana Congress Faces Internal Rift Over Leadership Changes
Discontent brews within the Haryana Congress over new appointments, with leaders questioning decisions. Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Rao Narender Singh's roles spark criticism, highlighting internal challenges. Historical sidelining in party politics adds to grievances. With recent poll losses and high-profile resignations, the Congress's unity and strategies are under scrutiny.
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In Haryana, internal dissent is simmering within the Congress party following recent leadership appointments. Bhupinder Singh Hooda has been named the legislature party leader, while Rao Narender Singh secures the role of state unit president.
This reshuffling has ignited criticism from senior figures like Capt Ajay Singh Yadav, who lamented the party's declining influence in the region, stressing the need for introspection. The decision-making process has left some leaders questioning the party's direction.
Additionally, the historical marginalization of prominent families and recent electoral losses have compounded frustrations, placing the spotlight on Congress's strategies moving forward as it grapples with internal and external challenges.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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