Says now no place of
factionalism in party
Raipur,
June 08, 2013
Union minister of state and acting PCC chief Charandas Mahant and
party’s programme coordinator Bhupesh Baghel on Saturday warned Congmen to stop
entangling in game of allegations and counter-allegations against each other or
be prepared to face stern action.
“In
this time of deep anguish and grief, the partymen are expected to control their
emotions and remain in discipline. Since probe into May 25 incident is still
underway, the partymen should refrain from giving unsolicited statements and
levelling allegations against each other. As derogatory statements against
senior party leaders come under disciplinary radar, the state unit will not
tolerate such type of indiscipline,” the duo said a day after meeting their
national leaders at New Delhi.
The duo further made it
evident that there was no place of factionalism in the party. “Now, there is no
place for those in party who work against each other. In addition, nobody is
allowed to hurt anybody’s feeling,” they said adding that the message had been
conveyed to them by party’s national leaders.
They said the sole aim of
the Congress was to dethrone BJP government in upcoming assembly polls.
“We will more aggressively
attack the BJP government on issues like corruption and bad governance. To
re-establish democracy in Chhattisgarh, especially in Bastar, the Congress is committed
to work unitedly and bring change in state,” they added.
Mahant, who met party
supremo Sonia Gandhi and union home minister Sushil Kumar Shinde on June 7 at New Delhi, is said to be satisfied
by the meeting as he had reportedly been asked to steer the state unit
according to his discretion under guidance of Chhattisgarh Congress incharge BK
Hariprasada and AICC treasurer Motilal Vora.
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