Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Thursday reacted strongly to several reports, which gave the slogan Rahul Gandhi To ‘declare’ the winner of the AICC presidential election even before the official results are out. Ramesh termed “false media reports” about Rahul Gandhi and also issued a clarification.
He said, ‘There have been false reports in the media that Rahul Gandhi declared Kharge ji as Congress President during his press conference which started at Adoni at around 1 pm. The fact that the direction of voting was clear before the start of the press meet,” Jairam Ramesh tweeted a day after Rahul Gandhi’s press conference, where he named Mallikarjun Kharge as Congress president even before the actual results of the election were out. was referred to as.
Gandhi was speaking to reporters in Adoni during the Bharat Jodi Yatra in Andhra Pradesh, where he was asked what his role would be in the Congress party, to which he said, “Ask Kharge ji and Sonia ji. They will decide my What will the role be and how will I be deployed.
#watch, “I cannot comment on the role of the Congress President, it is for Mr Kharge (the party’s presidential candidate) to comment. President will decide what my role is…”, says Congress MP in Andhra Pradesh Rahul Gandhi
Counting continues for the decision of Congress President pic.twitter.com/eRoRBY7QfX
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Rahul Gandhi was asked several questions on how the party would function under the new Congress president and Gandhi repeatedly pointed to the powers of the president. Asked if he would report to the new president, Rahul Gandhi said, “The President is the highest authority in the Congress and everyone reports to him. I cannot comment on the role of the Congress President, this is a remark for Mr. Kharge.” Have to do it,” Gandhi had said hours before the former Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha was declared the winner of the Congress presidential election.
Veteran politician Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday defeated Shashi Tharoor by a huge margin in the Congress’s 20th presidential election to become the party’s first non-Gandhi chief in two decades and sixth in the party’s 137-year-old history.
Madhusudan Mistry, chairman of the Congress’s Central Election Authority, announced that Kharge got 7,897 votes and Tharoor 1,072 votes, while 416 votes were declared invalid.
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