Sanjay Nirupam, who was ousted from the Congress party on Thursday for engaging in anti-party activities, made scathing remarks about the internal dynamics of the grand old party. Nirupam alleged that the Congress is plagued by internal power struggles, with five distinct power centres vying for dominance.
According to Nirupam, the proliferation of power centres within the Congress has led to the emergence of competing lobbies, resulting in frequent clashes and discord. He emphasized that this fragmented power structure has eroded the party’s unity and cohesion, posing significant challenges to its functioning.
Expressing disillusionment with the party leadership, Nirupam asserted that the Congress is rife with arrogance and lacks a clear vision for the future. He criticized the leadership for its failure to address internal rifts and for prioritizing personal agendas over the interests of the party.
Nirupam’s expulsion from the Congress underscores the deep-seated tensions and divisions within the party, raising questions about its ability to navigate internal dissent and external challenges. His candid remarks shed light on the complexities of party politics and the need for cohesive leadership to steer the Congress forward in a rapidly evolving political landscape.
