Shashi Tharoor’s diagnosis, prognosis and prescription for Congress' problems were all perfect. But Rahul Gandhi and his coterie in the CWC looked rather upset by it.
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This is the NDTV playbook. Never point out a congress problem in isolation. Drag a bjp angle here too, just to normalise the atrocity that is the Congress party under the Gandhi’s. Please at least try some new tricks instead of the same old tired ones
Spot on analysis. Tharoor’s advice is sound and positive.
This is the NDTV playbook. Never point out a congress problem in isolation. Drag a bjp angle here too, just to normalise the atrocity that is the Congress party under the Gandhi’s. Please at least try some new tricks instead of the same old tired ones
Any one who tries to outsmart Rahul Gandhi, will be shown the door sooner or later.