"Very Disappointing... Unexpectedly So": Sonia Gandhi On Election Results

 The News Cover: also reflected on the party's very very poor performance, in the recent state elections, and Sonia Gandhi saying. that they were unexpectedly disappointing. I think that's the big question mark. while they both continue to put and attack. the government the internal problems within the Congress party. have failed as I speaking, to a few MPs. 

who are part of this they are going on as a business, as usual praising everybody, and the work that they're doing but the fact of the matter is that within the congress party? they need to address core issues, they need to see one way or the other how the party can be strengthened there has been as Mrs. Gandhi in her own word says.

 the results have been disappointing, the congress party. has promised close correction a cwc meeting. will be held but they yet not taking the bull by its horns and addressing the key concerns holding people accountable, for what is clearly the lack of accountability within the party election. after the election state, after they're failing some people need to be held responsible. before the congress party can pull up its own socks and attack others, clearly within themselves they need to be more relevant and that's the point that everybody's asking accountability.

Will Sonia Gandhi resign? A big decision is possible at the CWC meeting today

News Cover: Speculation about the post of president in the Congress being steadily shrinking on the margins has intensified again. According to sources quoting the news, Sonia Gandhi may leave the post of president and a final decision on this can be taken in the meeting of the Congress Working Committee to be held today. However, no formal information has been given regarding this yet. Party General Secretary KC Venugopal has given information about the virtual meeting by tweeting.

There is an uproar over the new president in the Congress. 23 senior Congress leaders wrote letters to Sonia Gandhi and demanded major changes in the party. Those who wrote the letter include five former Chief Ministers, several MPs and former Union Ministers. There was also talk of losing the party's base. According to sources, if the party president is out of the Gandhi family, then work is also on the strategy of handing over the command to a Dalit face. 

According to sources, Sonia Gandhi has told some senior leaders that I do not want to be in the post of president anymore. Therefore, you people choose a new president. 23 Congress leaders wrote a letter to Sonia Gandhi and said that there is a need for a big reform and reshuffle in the party.

Whether the party will be headed by the Gandhi family or the non-Gandhi family, the Congress is divided about it. Some leaders are only trusting the Gandhi family. The leaders who want to follow the leadership of Gandhi family include Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, Puducherry Chief Minister Narayan Sami, former Rajasthan Congress President Sachin Pilot, Maharashtra Congress President Bala Saheb Thorat Like leaders are prominent. Most of these leaders want to see Rahul Gandhi as the President of the Congress.  

According to sources, several senior Congress leaders have written a letter to Sonia Gandhi and said that Rahul Gandhi should be given full exemption for altering the organization. It is also speculated that all the members of the Congress Working Committee can resign today to make Rahul Gandhi president again. Since Rahul Gandhi's resignation in 2019, no member of the CWC has resigned till date. Major Congress leaders believe that only Rahul Gandhi can compete with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. 

But another section within the Congress is also working on Secret Plan B. According to sources, work is also being done with some leaders of South India on Plan-B within the Congress. The strategy under this is that if the president belongs to a non-Gandhi family, then the command should be handed over to a Dalit face. However, Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala has denied the news of Sonia Gandhi's resignation.