Uttarakhand: The storm is not stopping for Congress, now angry Harish Rawat can announce retirement…

People News Chronicle December 22, 2021

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New Delhi | Congress Harish Rawat: The last few months have been difficult for the Congress. There was a lot of uproar in the first Punjab assembly elections. It was as a result of the upheaval that Captain Amarinder Singh parted ways with the Congress. The political storm of Punjab reached Rajasthan and the distance between Sachin Pilot with CM Ashok Gehlot kept increasing. Now once again, just before the assembly elections in Uttarakhand, the troublesome news has come for the Congress. It is being told that veteran Congress leader and former Chief Minister Harish Rawat has become angry with the party. This news is not pleasing to the Congress in any way.

Representatives of those who have ordered to swim, are tying up my hands & legs. Thought had been occurring to me that it’s enough now, you’ve swam enough and now it is time to rest. I am in a dilemma, perhaps new year will show me a path: Uttarakhand Congress leader Harish Rawat pic.twitter.com/OisXPMUfF5

— ANI UP/Uttarakhand (@ANINewsUP) December 22, 2021

can announce retirement

Congress Harish Rawat: According to information received from sources, Harish Rawat can announce his retirement from politics on January 5. However, this news could not be confirmed. But sources who know Harish Rawat closely have said that in the coming days, he can take a big decision regarding his political future. It has been told that the main reason for Harish Rawat’s displeasure is regarding the distribution of tickets in the upcoming assembly elections.

The tweet created a stir

Congress Harish Rawat: Harish Rawat created a stir in the politics of Uttarakhand as well as the Congress with his tweet. Harish Rawat, former Chief Minister and President of the Congress’s election campaign committee, said that…isn’t it a strange thing to decide the sea of elections. Organizational structure for cooperation Rights are turning their backs or playing a negative role instead of extending the hand of cooperation on the institution.