New Delhi (11.03.2022): The top Congress Party leadership, stricken by too many errors of judgment, has brought itself discredit and set the party on the path of sure oblivion if doesn't democratize its decision-making process sooner than later. It is pointed out in Congress circles that Rahul shouldn't have mollycoddled Navjot Singh Sidhu at the cost of Capt. Amarinder Singh. The fantasy about Sidhu is said to have paved the way for AAP's sweeping victory in the state. The self-created Punjab crisis is said to have kept Harish Singh Rawat busy with the party affairs in the state instead of focusing on Uttarakhand. Similarly, the error of judgment was seen in the Congress Party's refusal to construct meaningful alliances in Goa and UP landed it in desperate situations. These errors of judgment earlier cost Congress the states like Kerala and Haryana, failure to retain their relative success in Madhya Pradesh, and losing Assam forever by humiliating Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Congress struck by too many errors of judgment
By IndianMandarins - 2022-03-11 07:57:00
New Delhi (11.03.2022): The top Congress Party leadership, stricken by too many errors of judgment, has brought itself discredit and set the party on the path of sure oblivion if doesn't democratize its decision-making process sooner than later.
It is pointed out in Congress circles that Rahul shouldn't have mollycoddled Navjot Singh Sidhu at the cost of Capt. Amarinder Singh. The fantasy about Sidhu is said to have paved the way for AAP's sweeping victory in the state. The self-created Punjab crisis is said to have kept Harish Singh Rawat busy with the party affairs in the state instead of focusing on Uttarakhand.
Similarly, the error of judgment was seen in the Congress Party's refusal to construct meaningful alliances in Goa and UP landed it in desperate situations.
These errors of judgment earlier cost Congress the states like Kerala and Haryana, failure to retain their relative success in Madhya Pradesh, and losing Assam forever by humiliating Himanta Biswa Sarma.
