Ghulam Nabi Azad-led group is 'A-Team' of BJP, says Ghulam Ahmad Mir
The Hindu
Former Jammu and Kashmir Congress chief says Ghulam Nabi Azad to end up like Captain Amarinder Singh
Senior Congress leader G.A. Mir on Sunday described the leaders who left the Congress following Ghulam Nabi Azad's resignation from the party as the "A-Team of the BJP".
Mr. Azad would meet the same fate as ex-Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, said the former president of the Congress' Jammu and Kashmir unit at a press conference here. He was flanked by Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee president Viqar Rasool and other party leaders.
The Jammu and Kashmir unit of the Congress put up a united face at former Union Minister Saifuddin Soz's residence where about a dozen party leaders held a meeting to deliberate upon the situation.
Asked how he saw Mr. Azad's future, Mr. Mir replied, "Captain Amrinder Singh".
"Till now we used to say (about some parties in J&K) as B-Team, C-Team (of the BJP). But now, they (Mr. Azad-led group) are coming forward as the A-Team. The veil is being lifted, and the people of Jammu and Kashmir will decide what happens to them," Mr. Mir said.
Questioning the timing of Mr. Azad's resignation, Mr. Mir said he should have waited for Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s return from abroad.
He said the whole country knows that there are only two camps in the country now. "On one hand, there is a party in government with a thinking of breaking India, and on the other is the thinking of uniting the country which the Congress party is leading under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi." "The whole country, NGOs and the civil society are appreciating the step taken by Rahul Gandhi and are supporting his mission," Mr. Mir added.
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