Ahmedabad: The Congress may face a major setback ahead of the Gujarat assembly elections. Gujarat Congress working president Hardik Patel, who made his entry into politics from the Patidar agitation, has taken on a rebellious note, questioning the state Congress leadership. Hardik described himself as a Ram devotee and said that he is proud to be a Hindu. However, Hardik Patel is yet to open his cards on the question of joining the BJP.
Hardik Patel has put his point on the state Congress leadership in front of the party's high command. Hardik met Congress general secretary KC Venugopal in Delhi and made his point. "I have a problem with the state leadership of the Congress. They don't want anyone to work and if someone works, they don't let it do it. Because of this, we are not able to raise the voice of the people as opposition in Gujarat.''
At the same time, the senior leadership in the Gujarat Congress had also warned Hardik Patel not to speak in public and discuss internal issues in individual. Even after this, Hardik Patel is constantly making statements about the state leadership. In such a situation, it is clear that the battle for supremacy in Congress has intensified ahead of the Gujarat assembly elections, which may create a crisis for the party. At the same time, by staying in the Congress, which considers Sriram as imaginary, calling himself a Ram devotee, is also clarifying Hardik Patel's rebellious attitude, there is speculation that he may join the BJP.
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