Congress furious over calling Rahul Gandhi
Congress furious over calling Rahul Gandhi "childish"! Called Nabi Azad a 'slave'"
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New Delhi: After the book of veteran politician and former Union Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad, a new political controversy has arisen. Now Congress has also started besieging its former leader (Azad). Congress is calling the former CM of Jammu and Kashmir a 'slave'. Let us tell you that on Wednesday (April 5), Azad's autobiography was launched in the presence of many big leaders. Some portions of the book had come to the fore even before the launch, in which surprising revelations related to the Congress have been made. After which the Congress is furious.

Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate has said that 'Achhe Khase Azad was good. Don't know what was the compulsion to become a slave'. At the same time, Congress leader Pawan Kheda asked whether Azad had said a single thing on the Adani issue. Kheda said, 'When he left the party, he had said that he was free, but after listening to his statement in the last two days, it has become clear that he has become a slave.' Congressman KC Venugopal has also accused Azad of abusing Rahul Gandhi. He said, 'If you want something from the BJP, then their first condition is that Rahul Gandhi will have to use abusive words.'

At the same time, Azad has made it clear that the biggest reason for his leaving the party was Rahul Gandhi. At the same time, he said that many senior and youth leaders left the Congress because of Rahul. Let us tell you that Azad, who was a confidant of the Gandhi family for 50 years, resigned from all Congress posts in August 2022. During that time, Rahul was fiercely attacked in a 5-page resignation letter written to the then interim president, Sonia Gandhi. In fact, he even called Rahul Gandhi childish and immature.

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