Will Congress ever have a Non Gandhi leading the party?
With less than a month cleared out for the Congress to choose its modern president, there's still no clarity on this all-important question. The word within the 136-year-old party is that the senior pioneers need a Gandhi family part to lead the party into the following parliamentary decision in 2024. But as of presently, that looks distant from certain.
None of the Gandhis sharp to lead?
Rahul Gandhi is supposedly keeping the party on tenterhooks and has so distant declined offers to require up the best work once more. He was party president from 2017 to 2019. His sister Priyanka Gandhi is additionally said to be in center but her performance as the Uttar Pradesh in charge has not been motivating, particularly with the calamity within the state surveys prior this year. Meanwhile, current president Sonia Gandhi has said that she would not proceed in her part due to wellbeing conditions.
If not a Gandhi, at that point who?
Some Congress seniors are said to be working on Plan-B in the event that none of the Gandhis at long last concur to head the party. But no clear 'frontrunner' has risen so distant, clearing out room for hypotheses and surmise. The 71-year-old Rajasthan chief serve Ashok Gehlot, a Gandhi follower, shows up to be a appropriate non-Gandhi contender for the beat party position. MP unit chief Kamal Nath is said to have declined when drawn closer by a segment inside the party, saying that he cannot take off the state. Some say that a senior Dalit pioneer can be the choice in case the party has got to fill the post exterior the Gandhi family. This has propped up names like previous Union serve Sushil Kumar Shinde, Mallikarjun Kharge and Mukul Wasnik. 'G-23' individuals Anand Sharma and Ghulam Nabi Azad, after leaving vital party positions in their particular states, are accepted to have decreased their chances. Notably, the Congress has not had a non-Gandhi president since 1998, after Sitaram Kesri.
Will Congress adhere to timeline?
The party's Central Decision Specialist chairman Madhusudan Mistry said it was up to the Congress Working Committee to favor the ultimate date for the race, which can be any day between presently to September 20. The specialist said it would adhere to the plan of choosing a unused chief by September 20. However, areas within the party did not run the show out a delay, considering the hesitance of Rahul Gandhi in challenging for the beat post, need of a 'Plan B' and the current focus of the Congress on sorting out 'Bharat Jodo yatra' following month. Many accept Rahul will have to be at long last acknowledge the job. The settling of the authority issue in a persuading way has suggestions not fair for Congress but too for the swarmed anti-BJP coalition which is seeing expanding shaking for the 2024 elections
