Anand Sharma wrote a letter to Sonia Gandhi announcing it move. (a file)
New Delhi:
Grand Congress Party Leader Anand Sharma on On Sunday, he said he is resigning as president of “directory Committee” of The party unit of Himachal Pradesh, after days of similar move in Jammu and Kashmir Led veteran Ghulam Nabi Azad.
In a letter to Congress President Sonia Gandhi coming of Assembly elections in Himachal Pradesh, Mr. Sharma said he felt left out of The party’s decisions Before of Sources said his self-respect was “non-negotiable”.
Mr. Azad, another member of The group of Dissidents in Congress called the “Group of 23” resigned as president of The campaign As well as the political committee affairs panel in Jammu and Kashmir a few days ago.
Mr. Sharma told the Congress President that he was being ignored in Consultation process for The election. However, he told her that he would continue to do so campaign for The party candidates in the state.
The former union minister and deputy leader of Conference in Rajya Sabha appointed as Chairman of The partySteering Committee in Himachal Pradesh on April 26.
Both Mr. Azad and Mr. Sharma are prominent leaders of G-23 group, which was critical of The decisions of The party Leadership has been called for Radical reform to revive a party’s dwindling fortunes.
The group that includes high-profile veterans including Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Manish Tewari has been adamant on Fair elections directly from the bloc up to me party’Stop decision-industry bodyConference working committee.
Mr. Sharma, who He is considered among the tallest leaders of The party From Himachal Pradesh, he told the Congress President in His message that his self-esteem has been damaged because no one has been consulted or invited of encounters of The party.
Congress hopes to oust the BJP in Opinion polls in Himachal Pradesh Council later determined this yearowned by Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) made three-way Competition for The first time in several years.
Mr. Sharma, who first Disputed assembly elections in 1982 and gets the Rajya Sabha ticket by then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1984, has been a member of Rajya Sabha since then and has held many of them key attitudes in The party.
