Cong leader expelled for targeting Rahul and Sonia Gandhi
October 15, 2014 16:40
Former Congress MP Gufran-e-Azam was expelled from the party on Wednesday for his public criticism of the national leadership, reports the Indian Express.
In July, he had accused Congress president Sonia Gandhi of forcing Rahul Gandhi on the party for the last 10 years though he lacked leadership quality.
The 68-year-old leader had said, "Rahul has developed neither the art of speaking nor imbibed political thinking.'In a letter addressed to Sonia, he had said, "You have shown excessive fondness for son rather than the party. All parents want their children to excel but not every son lives up to the expectation."
The veteran had pointed that rival parties attacked Rahul Gandhi by calling him "Munna', "Pappu' and "leader with low IQ'.
In July, he had accused Congress president Sonia Gandhi of forcing Rahul Gandhi on the party for the last 10 years though he lacked leadership quality.
The 68-year-old leader had said, "Rahul has developed neither the art of speaking nor imbibed political thinking.'In a letter addressed to Sonia, he had said, "You have shown excessive fondness for son rather than the party. All parents want their children to excel but not every son lives up to the expectation."
The veteran had pointed that rival parties attacked Rahul Gandhi by calling him "Munna', "Pappu' and "leader with low IQ'.
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