Uttarakhand: Kainthola called Harda the father of factionalism in Uttarakhand Congress, said – Congress has lost the trust of workers and public.
BJP state spokesperson Vipin Kainthola took a jibe at Congress factionalism and said that its leadership has completely lost the trust of its workers and the party public. Describing Harda as the father of Congress factionalism, he sarcastically said that the Congress leadership which did not form the state team due to fear of rebellion, now the workers in the districts are refusing to recognize them.
While talking to the media on the questions raised by former CM Harish Rawat and Pithoragarh MLA on Congress leadership regarding district conferences, Vipin called it an internal issue of Congress and the real organizational reality. He sarcastically said that it has been two years but the whereabouts of the state team of Congress is not known. Because they know that as soon as state officials are made, the balloon of Congress factionalism is sure to burst. Therefore, walk alone and keep spreading confusion among the workers with airy claims. He said, it is unfortunate that even senior leaders like Harish Rawat have to express their views through social media. Senior leader Pritam Singh shows displeasure when the factionalism became public, some former MLA says that he was not invited to the Champawat conference, while some MLA raises questions from the stage itself on reaching the district with a delay of one and a half years.
Vipin said, although this is an internal matter of Congress, but if misrepresentations and false claims are made to the public through the media, it is necessary to show a mirror. He said, before making claims of winning the Lok Sabha elections, Mahara should take into consideration the statement of his own senior leader P Chidambaram, in which he has accepted the wave of BJP.
Calling Harish Rawat the father of factionalism in Uttarakhand Congress, Vipin took a dig at the ongoing war of words in the Congress. He said sarcastically that today the factionalism within the Congress has become so much that from big leaders to small workers of their state, they keep pulling each other’s legs. The leaders of his party are seen taunting the programs of their state president, Harish Rawat, the father of factionalism, also keeps fueling factional politics every now and then. On the other hand, today the double engine of BJP is establishing new dimensions of development in the state of Uttarakhand. He said that the people of Uttarakhand state have shown the mirror to Congress twice. And again in 2024, BJP has made up its mind to achieve a hat-trick of victories in Uttarakhand.
