Cong to probe Karti Chidambaram's 'anti high-command' tirade

November 06, 2014 14:45

The Congress leadership has finally woken up to Karti Chidambaram's statement that state units of the Congress should be able to 'act and react' more swiftly. The party has said that they will probe the issue. A few Congress leaders also met party president Sonia Gandhi after Karti's comments.

Karti had said two days ago, "There are some serious issues that we must look into. Tamil Nadu political market is very crowded. Congress has to be more proactive. We cannot wait for Delhi to show the path in every single way.

"There must be a far greater autonomy to the state unit. We must be in line with the national policy, but the state unit must be able to act and react much more swiftly in every issue. We have not been able to do that," he reiterated.

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