Attacking Tharoor, Kharge said Cong puts 'country first,' unlike those who put 'Modi first', to which Tharoor replied with cryptic post 'wings are yours..sky belongs to no one'.
Though Kharge avoids clear reply to whether Tharoor will face disciplinary action, he makes it clear that ties have soured to an extent that no efforts are being made to mend it.
Last week, Tharoor acknowledged differences with 'current Congress leadership'. In his article Monday, he praised PM Modi for his 'energy, dynamism', saying he 'deserves greater backing'.
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I’ve waited years for the Congress to learn its lessons and come back the revitalized party that India needs. Mr. Tharoor is just the sort of person they need to replace their antediluvian leadership.
Unfortunately, it does not seem they will ever learn.
I’ve waited years for the Congress to learn its lessons and come back the revitalized party that India needs. Mr. Tharoor is just the sort of person they need to replace their antediluvian leadership.
Unfortunately, it does not seem they will ever learn.