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Action against Azad loyalists imminent after Congress leaders meet Veenugopal
2/10/2022 11:39:42 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, Feb 10: After meeting of a delegation of Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) with All India Congress Committee (AICC) general secretary organization KC Veenugopal, action against loyalists of Ghulam Nabi Azad is likely to be taken very soon to bring “discipline” in the party.
Highly placed sources said that during the meeting with all-powerful KC Veenugopal, Congress leaders informed AICC general secretary about “anti-party” activities of leaders who own their allegiance with Azad.
“During the meeting delegation complaint that during the last one and half years, loyalists of Azad have been boycotting official functions which amount of indiscipline”, sources said and added that during the meeting party leaders demanded strict against those who have been involved in anti-party activities.
A delegation led PCC chief G A Mir, working president Raman Bhalla, and others met K C Veenugopal in the presence of AICC incharge J&K affairs Rajni Patil at Delhi on February 8.
Important to mention here that Congress’s high command had already accepted resignations of party members, considered loyal to Azad, from different posts in Jammu and Kashmir with “immediate effect”.
In November 2021, 24 party members had submitted their resignations from their posts and raised a banner of revolt against Ghulam Ahmed Mir.
They had accused Mir of failing to provide an able leadership to the party in the Union territory and to steer the party to victory in any of the elections held since the last Lok Sabha polls, including the District Development Council (DDC) polls which were held for the first time in Jammu and Kashmir after the reading down of Article 370.
The Congress high-command had accepted the resignations of the members including vice presidents G.M. Saroori, Gulam Nabi Monga and Mohammad Anwar Bhat, and DCC president in-charge Budgam Zahid Hussain Jan.
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