.@INCPunjab leader @sunilkjakhar's exit on 19 May, and @HardikPatel_'s acerbic missive to Congress President #SoniaGandhi a day earlier, have paid put to the hopes of the loyalists- expecting an end to the continuing haemorrhaging of talent from the beleaguered party...1/7 
2/7 ... - and its revival in the aftermath of three day #udaipurchintanshivir. #HardikPatel's resignation is important: both for it's timing and content. It came about just within days of the conclusion of much-hyped shivir.
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The widely circulated letter brings out the rot in the party in a pithy and forthright manner. Forget the letter's scalding style and lacerating language – probably a result of Patel's accumulated frustration while dealing with an indifferent and blithely leadership.
The widely circulated letter brings out the rot in the party in a pithy and forthright manner. Forget the letter's scalding style and lacerating language – probably a result of Patel's accumulated frustration while dealing with an indifferent and blithely leadership.
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The letter, hits the nail on the head when it says, #Congress Party and its leadership, both at the central and state level have been merely reduced to opposing everything, whereas the people always seek an alternative that thinks of their future ...
The letter, hits the nail on the head when it says, #Congress Party and its leadership, both at the central and state level have been merely reduced to opposing everything, whereas the people always seek an alternative that thinks of their future ...
5/7 ... and is capable of taking India ahead... @INCIndia's only stand was to oppose whatever Government led by Prime Minister @narendramodi did." The letter succinctly sums up what happened at Udaipur.
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For most of the voters, who have seen @INCIndia in power, speeches by the leaders at Udaipur were dour shibboleth – bordering on whining of a frustrated lot.
For most of the voters, who have seen @INCIndia in power, speeches by the leaders at Udaipur were dour shibboleth – bordering on whining of a frustrated lot.
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However, none missed the point that no alternative strategies and plans to deal with India’s myriad problems were presented at the conclave.
However, none missed the point that no alternative strategies and plans to deal with India’s myriad problems were presented at the conclave.
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