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Digvijaya Singh advises Ghulam Nabi Azad to save his Kashmiri party instead of demolishing Congress

Digvijaya Singh

Digvijaya Singh: Digvijaya Singh, a prominent member of the Congress and member of the Rajya Sabha, responded to Ghulam Nabi Azad’s criticism of the party on Wednesday and gave him advice on how to keep his party alive in J&K. After quitting the Congress, Ghulam Nabi Azad established the Democratic Progressive Azad Party in J&K. “Ghulam Nabi bhaijaan, before you expose and destroy anything, try to save your Kashmiri party. You betrayed the party after 40 years of attendance. What will you now accomplish with the aid of the BJP and Modi’s crutches?” Tweets from Digvijaya Singh.

Ghulam Nabi Azad discussed his differences with the Congress

In advance of the publication of his book “Azaad,” Ghulam Nabi Azad, the former chief minister of J&K, has once more discussed his differences with the Congress that caused him to leave the party after decades of collaboration. In an interview, the former Congress leader said that he did not disagree with the party’s beliefs and that he had no desire to “expose” or “demolish” the group.

Ghulam Nabi Azad betrayed the group’s confidence

Meanwhile, Azad was criticised by Pawan Khera, the chairman of Congress’ media and publicity division “The politician (Ghulam Nabi Azad), who was granted leadership positions in the party and sponsored by the party (Congress), is now speaking out against that party. Ghulam Nabi Azad betrayed the group’s confidence. He claimed to be free when he quit the party, but after hearing some of his recent comments, we believe he has turned into a “ghulam.”

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G-23 was ignored since it supported the BJP

He talks about multiple instances in his book where he and Rahul Gandhi had sharp disagreements, especially after 23 Congress leaders wrote to Sonia Gandhi, the party’s then-president, in August 2020. “I guess that was the beginning of the end,” Azad said, “since the leadership took offence and saw it as a challenge to their authority rather than embracing this letter as a wake-up call, strengthening the organisation, and organising party elections on the lines we had advised.” He added that the G-23 was ignored since it supported the BJP.

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