Go by the rulebook, Rahul tell party men

February 04, 2013 22:11

Rahul Gandhi today stressed ongoing by the rulebook and the need for "emotional unity" among Congressmen as he wrapped up his first formal interaction with office bearers which saw the leaders slamming ticket distribution system and work allocation pattern.

The Congress vice president also expressed his keenness to have such discussions from block to state level. He dubbed the Congress Constitution a "radical document" but stressed that"the need is that we implement the provisions properly",sources said.

At the party's two-day Chintan Shivir also, Gandhi had slammed the absence of any rules in Congress working,wondering how does the party function.

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