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| Cong witnessing “Guru-Chaila” amid leaders deserting party | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Sept 9: To counter the aggressive campaign launched by Ghulam Nabi Azad to poach leaders from his former party, Congress has deputed the newly appointed J&K Congress committee chief Vikar Rasool Wani.
Wani’s name for J&K Congress chief was recommended by Azad because he was considered a staunch supporter of the former Chief Minister.
Wani is holding rallies at different places to keep his party’s flock together. After maintaining a guarded silence for a couple of days, Wani launched an offensive against his former mentor. Wani has accused Ghulam Nabi Azad of playing “immoral politics” Wani, who was always seen as being close to Azad in the J&K Congress, said betraying the Congress after 50 years was playing immoral politics.
He accused Azad of never giving him any idea about parting ways with Congress. After holding a series of meetings with supporters at Jammu for four successive days, the former Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad is now on a “poaching mission” to lure as many as Congress leaders and workers to quit the party to join his group. The “mission poaching” has given sleepless nights to J&K Congress leadership because the first and prime target of Azad is his former party.
Azad has started this mission from his home district of Doda where he has been holding a series of corner meetings, for the last two days, to mobilize his support.
A former minister, who has quitted Congress in support of Azad, said that a list of leaders has been prepared and the former chief minister would personally contact these leaders to convince them to join his group.
Wishing anonymity he said that many leaders of other parties, especially of the newly formed Apni Party are in touch with Ghulam Nabi Azad. |
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