Congress Is Losing Political Ground, Leaders Moving Away

Congress is losing its political ground, leaders are looking for future.

The way the BJP is moving towards a historic victory in the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation election, the Congress is continuously losing its existence.

It has happened during the decade. There are many reasons for this. One of the biggest reasons is the leadership of the party.

Experts believe that the policy of advancing the leadership of family members of the party has taken away his political legacy from the party.

Apart from this, Party is also constantly losing its political ground. In this culture, the leaders of the mass base continued to be marginalized.

Within Congress, the policy of faith towards leadership has done the greatest harm. In such a situation, other leaders are trying to find their existence.

Some leaders are raising their voice inside the party and some have joined the BJP, not seeing their future in the party. A living example of this is Jyotiraditya Scindia.

He is the future leader in Madhya Pradesh. At the same time, the politics of Digvijay Singh and Kamal Nath is no longer long.

According to him, many such leaders are in the queue. The party is constantly ignoring its senior leaders. The leaders of the future are being kept away from them.

In Assam, Hemant Vishwa Sharma had to join the BJP in a similar manner. He was the next generation leader in Assam who did not get the attention in Congress and dropped out of the party.

In some states, the Congress organization is still left. These include Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Uttarakhand, Kerala, Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh.

There are only two parties or two alliances here. But wherever the third party has a presence, the Congress has lost its ground.

It is worth noting that Andhra Pradesh had the largest share in the Congress government at the Center formed in 2004 and 2009 from where it had put more than 30 seats.

But today, after 11 years, the party is searching for its existence here. In the recent UP assembly by-election, the party lost its bail on many seats.

This is when Priyanka Gandhi was running a campaign on social media every day. In the same way, the Congress party, which once ruled for 15 years in Maharashtra, has become the number four party today.

The party has not been successful in the Bihar elections either.

The voices about the party were raised from outside, whereas now this voice is coming up from inside the party. Despite this, the future of every leader who raises this voice is not like Jyotiraditya.

One reason for this is that in other parties, there is no place for such leaders, who have no support base or whose politics is left for a short time.

In such a situation, it is good for any party like BJP that such leaders keep questioning it while staying inside the party. It also simply means that the party has lost its political ground.

However, there are definitely some leaders inside the party who, due to their base, are getting some seats.