Why did Shashi Tharoor refuse to lead Congress in Lok Sabha debate over Operation Sindoor? Why did he snub Rahul Gandhi?
Thiruvananthapuram Deputy Shashi Tharoor, who could be called his party as SNUB, refused to lead the opposition in the Delik Sabha debate on Sindoor operation on Monday. Has it reached the irreversible point?
Rahul Gandhi and Shashi Tharoor (File Picture)
Shashi Tharoor, who accepted the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the Indian delegation who visited the US and other countries after the Sindoor Operation, jumped the Delik Sabha discussion. Thiruvananthapuram 4 times deputy from Thiruvananthapuram, which can be called Snub, refused to lead the opposition in the debate on Monday. The famous author refused to survive the party line and contradict the “party messaging” at a crossroads of relations with his party.
Shashi Tharoor Snubs Rahul Gandhi
If the reports are believed, Rahul Gandhi’s office approached Shashi Tharoor and asked him to rule the government on the parliamentary floor, but he rejected the deputy. In addition, the opposition leader Rahul and his assistant Gaurav Gogoi and Wayanad deputy Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will talk for the Congress. Shashi Tharoor was asked to run all of them.
Tharoor is disappointed
Shashi Tharoor has been away from the Congress Party for several problems for a while. The relationship with the best party levels, after joining 22 party veterans in 2021, the party was reported to deteriorate to write a letter criticizing leadership. He objected to the election of the chairman of the congress, but Mallikarjun lost surveys to Kharge. He didn’t like the party leadership decision.
Congress expressed his dissatisfaction with Tharoor’s praise of Prime Minister Modi. On the expensive attack and India’s military reaction, the ties worsened after being elected as one of the few opposition deputies who chose to inform the ‘common nations’. Previously, Tharoor had accepted the differences between himself and the congress leadership, he went to the degree of acquaintance with Rahul Gandhi, but nothing concrete.
Shashi Tharoor Eyes Kerala Elections?
Analysts believe that Shashi Tharoor is looking at the parliamentary elections in the state of Kerala, and the party wants the party to declare the face of the campaign or the prime minister of the state. The congress has not done so far. There is a strong lobby at the Kerala Congress and opposes the author of the book ‘Why Hindu’. The situation has reached an irreversible point for both the unhappy party leadership and the Unapologist deputy from Thiruvananthapuram.
