Ghulam Nabi Azad ‘will not join BJP’, will soon form a party in Jammu and Kashmir

Azad, who is present in the national capital, said that he would soon visit Jammu and Kashmir to meet his supporters and the people there.

After sending his resignation to Congress President Sonia Gandhi, he told TV channels, “I will be visiting Jammu and Kashmir soon.”

“I will soon set up my organization in Jammu and Kashmir. I will not join the BJP,” he said.

In his five-page resignation letter, Azad has also said that he and his allies will remain determined to uphold the ideals they have devoted their entire adult lives outside the formal confines of the Congress.

In a letter to Sonia Gandhi, Ghulam Nabi Azadi He said, “Unfortunately after the entry of Mr. Rahul Gandhi into politics and especially after January 2013 when he was appointed by you as the Vice-President, the entire consultative machinery that existed earlier by him was dismantled. was.”

“All senior and experienced leaders were sidelined and a new circle of inexperienced sycophants started running the affairs of the party,” Ghulam Nabi Azad said in the letter.

Azad ended his five-decade association with the Congress, widely dismantled the party and slammed Rahul Gandhi for “dismantling” his entire advisory apparatus.

The Congress, dealing with the fallout of a series of high-profile exits, including those of Kapil Sibal and Ashwini Kumar, attempted to deal the latest blow by accusing Azad’s DNA of being “Modi-rich” and linking his resignation to the end. during his Rajya Sabha tenure

GM Saroori, Haji Abdul Rashid, Mohd Amin Bhat, Gulzar Ahmed Wani and Chaudhry Mohd Akram have also resigned from the primary membership of the Congress “in support of Ghulam Nabi Azad”. The development came hours after Ghulam Nabi Azad resigned from the party.

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