New Delhi: The Crossover of Congress Office-Bearer RPN Singh to BJP has marked the defection of other high-profile leaders who have been known for its proximity to Rahul Gandhi, deepening the perception that the congress will be extorted among general elections in the election bound Uttar Pradesh.
Singh, who was the Union minister during an upa regime and enjoyed the bill as part of the ‘Young Team’ Rahul, following the road previously taken by Jyotiraditya Scindia and Jitin Prasada who gave a big shock to the surrounding Congress.
While Scindia managed to play a role in summing the Congress government obtained loudly in Madhya Pradesh, and is now the minister of the union, Prasada against serious marginalization after recurring defeat and succeeded in becoming a minister in the upper government and since it was positioned as a brahmana face from BJP.
RPN, facing a personal political slide personally, is now seeking a resurrection.
While the People’s Congress leads to Debacel Personal Trio to highlight that they contribute a little to the party muscles, the fact is that it remains that the exit increases the impression that young leaders do not see much hope in the party that faces the existential crisis.
Singh has a personal influence pocket in the Kushinagar area and is among several leaders who suffer from a disease that won the election before the decision of the Post-2014 Congress.
For Congress without much power on the ground, it only produces further weakness on the election fronts.
Two days before Singh, former MP Pravin Aron Bareily along with his wife who announced the Congress candidate for the Assembly poll, joining SP.
Some like Imran Masood of Saharanpur and some MLA and former MLA above have defected BJP or SP recently.
General messages are that in the assembly poll seen as a direct clash between BJP and SP, Congress did not inspire many optimism among its own leaders in the field despite the Preticardship of Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, which is a big voice without confidence.
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