New Delhi: Congress leader who was not satisfied with Kapil Sibal on Monday once again targeted party leadership as another party leader and former MP member Sushmita Dev resigned from the organization.
A few hours later, he joined the Trinamool Mamata Banerjee Congress.
“While young leaders left us ‘Oldies’ blamed for our efforts to strengthen it.
The party moves with: eyes covered,” Sibal wrote on Twitter when he diged the leadership of the Congress.
Sushmita Dev resigned from the main membership of our party, young leaders left us ‘oldies’ blamed up …
https://t.co/qs0zandokh- capil sibal (@kapilsibal) 1629087503000Kapil Sibal is a leading member of the group 23 leaders, Last year wrote a letter to Sonia Gandhi demanding a full-party reshuffle and leadership seen in the field.
Sibal has recently invited several opposition leaders to dinner at his residence, where the question grew up with the current condition of Congress and also on his leadership.
The congress appeared trapped with its development.
(Sushmita Dev with the leader of Trinamool Abhishek Banerjee (C) and Derek O’Brien) Party spokesman Randeep Surjewala said he would not comment until he spoke with Sushmita.
“I tried to talk to Sushmita Dev, the phone was dead.
He is a dedicated and possible congress worker, even today.
Congress President Sonia Gandhi has not received any letter from him.
He commented enough to make a decision, unable to comment until I talked to him, “Surjewala said.
MP Congress Ripun Bora said, “Sushmita Dev is a dedicated leader of the congress, never thought he would make such a decision.
We are like family.
If he has something opposing a party, he should have discussed him.
I asked him to reconsider his decision and.
Interesting his resignation.
“However, did not leave the room for each reconciliation, Sushmita DEV joined the Trinamool Congress Hours after a stop from Congress.
He joined Trinamool before the leader of the Abhishek Party Banerjee and Derek O’Brien and is likely to play an active role in the Trinamool expansion plan in Assam and Tripura.
(With input from agency)