New Delhi: The leader of the congress and former head of the minister of Uttarakhand, Harish Rawat has created a shower by claiming that some BJP leaders from the country relate to him to cross into his party.
However, he said, the congress was not in a hurry and the party adopted the waiting policy and watched ahead of the assembly election next year.
“Congress is in no hurry to make a decision about BJP rebels.
However, many of them relate to us and the last call will be taken at the right time,” Rawat said.
Even though it was not revealed the name, it speculates that leaders who have crossed from Congress to BJP are eyeing a comeback.
Some others from BJP also want to join a party.
Many prominent leaders, including former Minister of Vijay Bahuguna, former Minister Harak Harak Rawatt, Maharaj Satpal and Yashpal Arya have left Congress for the Safron Party, but some of them reportedly annoyed since BJP appointed the new Pushkar Singh Dhami minister of Uttarakhand.
Rawat, appointed as Chair of the Congress Campaign Committee earlier this month, said there was no scarcity of problems in the state as unemployment and inflation increased.
The BJP government is in rejection mode, but the public is very aware of the difficulties they face, he said.
Refused the cost of neglecting BJP during the 2013 Kedarnath flood when the Congress came to power in the country and he was CM, Rawat said that the work of assistance and rehabilitation was carried out during the term of office of Congress.
He also said that BJP should discuss misread Covid and further increase in unemployment in the state.
Furthermore, said that ahead of the assembly selection scheduled next year, Congress will come with a road map and notify how it will succeed for their benefit.
He alleged that BJP had changed three CMS in a recent state and his leaders struggled for themselves, and did not work for the country.
Prayers will likely be projected as the face of the Minister of Congress in run-up for next year’s election.
Interim Congress President Sonia Gandhi recently appointed Ganesh Godiyal as the head of the Uttarakhand unit, replacing Pritam Singh who was named the leader of the Legislative Party.
Jeet RAM, Bhuwan Kapri, Tilak Raj Behar and Ranjeet Rumpat have been appointed as president of party work in Uttarakhand.
(With input from IANs)