Rahul Gandhi has misplaced his arms in Scindia and Pilot: Gujarat deputy CM | India News – Times of India
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AHMEDABAD: Congress chief Rahul Gandhi has misplaced each his arms in Jyotiraditya Scindia and Sachin Pilot, Gujarat deputy chief minister Nitin Patel mentioned on Wednesday and added {that a} weaker Congress is sweet for the BJP. “We all noticed what had occurred in Madhya Pradesh. Now, it is taking place once more in Rajasthan. There appears to be some fault within the functioning of the Congress management,” Patel informed reporters in Gandhinagar.
Scindia’s exit from the Congress in March this 12 months together with 22 MLAs had led to the collapse of then Kamal Nath authorities in Madhya Pradesh.
Pilot, who fell out with Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot and is main a gaggle of dissident MLAs, was on Tuesday sacked as state Congress president and deputy CM.
He has dominated out becoming a member of the BJP.
“These two young leaders (Pilot and Scindia) were like right and left hands of Rahul Gandhi. Now, he has lost both his arms,” Patel mentioned.
He mentioned even senior Congress leaders have expressed concern over the destiny of that social gathering.
“However, a weaker Congress is always good for the BJP,” he added.
Patel additionally took a dig on the state Congress over appointment of quota chief Hardik Patel (26) as its working president in Gujarat.
“We do not have any objection if Congress goes one step ahead and appoints him as its national president. It’s up to them only,” mentioned the BJP chief.
Scindia’s exit from the Congress in March this 12 months together with 22 MLAs had led to the collapse of then Kamal Nath authorities in Madhya Pradesh.
Pilot, who fell out with Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot and is main a gaggle of dissident MLAs, was on Tuesday sacked as state Congress president and deputy CM.
He has dominated out becoming a member of the BJP.
“These two young leaders (Pilot and Scindia) were like right and left hands of Rahul Gandhi. Now, he has lost both his arms,” Patel mentioned.
He mentioned even senior Congress leaders have expressed concern over the destiny of that social gathering.
“However, a weaker Congress is always good for the BJP,” he added.
Patel additionally took a dig on the state Congress over appointment of quota chief Hardik Patel (26) as its working president in Gujarat.
“We do not have any objection if Congress goes one step ahead and appoints him as its national president. It’s up to them only,” mentioned the BJP chief.
