Big blow to Congress, this big leader resigned from the party
Big blow to congress, this big leader resigned from the party…Former bihar congress President anil sharma resigned from the party on Sunday. He was angry at being ignored in the party. Was marginalized in bihar Congress. There was no big post in the organization for a long time. While being in the Grand Alliance, questions were raised on the caste census figures. At the same time, after resigning, he said that ever since RJD had allied with congress in 1998, I have been an opponent of this alliance. Congress's alliance with RJD is suicidal. Because of Lalu, congress has become a vote-cutting party in Bihar.Anil Sharma raised many questionsAnil Sharma said that when he was the President of bihar congress, I used to oppose Pappu Yadav. He has joined Congress. Can't glorify him. This is also one of the reasons for my leaving the party. congress became weak under the leadership of sonia gandhi and rahul Gandhi. rahul Gandhi, who tore the ordinance, is today eating mutton while making friends with Lalu.Today there is a 'Save Constitution Rally' of the 'India' alliance in delhi, but after sonia Gandhi's takeover of congress, the internal constitution of the party has ended. mallikarjun Kharge is a poor president. They don't work, they are controlled by remote control.Attack on RJDThe former congress leader said that as long as rahul, sonia remains in delhi and Lalu Tejashwi remains in bihar, the alliance of RJD and congress will remain intact. If the Grand Alliance gets even 4 to 5 seats in the Lok Sabha, then Tejashwi's jungle rule will come. sonia Gandhi's move to reject the invitation for the consecration of ram Lalla is communal. Let us tell you that in the 2020 bihar assembly elections, congress had contested 70 seats. anil sharma had also raised a question mark on the way tickets were distributed. He had made statements going beyond the party line many times on many issues. anil sharma comes from the Bhumihar community and became the President of the bihar congress in May 2009.