Congress Divided Into Two Factions In Varanasi

Congress divided into two factions in Varanasi, may fall after counting of MLC elections.

In the MLC election, the opposition inside the Congress finally came on the road. In this election, the old Congressmen were on one side and the new Congressmen on one side.

However, in the election, the elders said that the top leadership is where our hands are. At the same time, the new Congress, with its penetration, fielded its candidate.

Now the dominance in both the groups will come after the election results. After this, two circumstances will be formed.

The first is that if the new Congressmen get more votes, will the party’s top leadership shout for them.

If the old Congressmen get more votes then will there be action on the new Congressmen.

Or if both the candidates lost the election with a slight vote margin, then who will be responsible for the defeat.

Despite everything, this election has sent a direct message to the public that the Congress organization in Varanasi has been torn apart.

The point of the inside is that now the Congressmen themselves are unable to decide which group they should live in.

The Congress party is losing mass base in the country and has also fallen in popularity among the masses. After this, the stalemate in eating inside the party continues.

The party will have to be better organized at the national or state or public level. There is a need to conduct organization elections in a transparent manner.

There is a lot of faction in UP. Due to this, the party is losing in every election. Even after this, the senior party faction has failed to stop the betting.

In Varanasi too, the Congress party is divided into several camps and there is a sense of solidarity. In the last Lok Sabha elections or Vidhan Sabha, there was a lot of opposition within the party.

Meetings are not held all the way even at the organization level. Meetings often take place according to groups.

MLC Election

You will not have to wait long for the results of the Agra Legislative Assembly and the Block Teacher Legislative Council elections.

The counting of votes of both the MLC seats will begin at 8 am on December 3. Mandi Samiti will have 14-14 tables for counting of votes in Firozabad.

A table will have five employees. The result will be first the teacher and then the graduation. Videography will be done for every table.