Kharge-Tharoor’s luck locked in the ballot box: Election in-charge Madhusudan Mistry will hold a press conference at 5 pm; Tharoor said – History will remember we were not silent

Sonia Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi and Manmohan Singh have cast their vote in AICC headquarters, while Rahul Gandhi has cast his vote in Bellary.

Simultaneous voting has ended in the country for the post of Congress President. Many veteran leaders, including Sonia Gandhi, Manmohan Singh, Rahul Gandhi and Ashok Gehlot, voted for the president’s post. After voting at the Congress headquarters, Sonia Gandhi said that the wait for the new president was long. After the election is over, election in-charge Madhusudan Mistry will hold a press conference at 5 pm.

Tharoor’s tweet – History will remember, we were not silent
Before voting, Shashi Tharoor did not get polling agents in many states including Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Punjab and Haryana. Congress then changed the rules and provided them with polling agents. According to the Congress constitution, only the delegates who cast their votes are the polling agents.

Meanwhile, Shashi Tharoor has written in a tweet – We fight some battles so that history can remember that the present was not silent.

See voting in pictures…

Rahul Gandhi standing in line with delegates to cast their vote in Bellary, Karnataka.

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Congress Presidential candidate Shashi Tharoor casts his vote at Kerala Congress Office.

Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot casts his vote for the post of President at Jaipur Congress Office.

Former Madhya Pradesh CM Kamal Nath casts his vote for the post of Congress President at Indira Bhawan, Bhopal.

Former Union Minister P Chidambaram casts his vote for the post of President at the Congress Headquarters in Delhi.

A polling booth has been set up in a container for the delegates involved in Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra in Karnataka. Youth Congress President Srinivas Biwi cast his vote here.

Kharge vs Tharoor: 2 statements…

1. Shashi Tharoor- The workers will decide the fate of Congress. The era of change has begun in Congress. I have spoken to Kharge ji and wished him all the best. Whatever the outcome, we will remain allies.

2. Mallikarjun Kharge- It is part of our internal choice. Everything we said to each other was friendly. We have to form a party together. Tharoor called me and wished me well and I have also congratulated him.

67 booths set up at 36 polling stations
Congress’s Central Election Authority (CEA) said that there will be 36 polling stations, 67 booths in the election. Maximum 6 booths will be in UP. One booth has been set up for every 200 delegates. 47 delegates, including Rahul Gandhi, involved in the Bharat Jodo Yatra will cast their vote in Bellary, Karnataka. Here a separate booth will be made at the camp of the Yatra.

The last election was held by voting in 1998.
The last time voting was held for the post of President in Congress was in the year 1998. Then there was Jitendra Prasad in front of Sonia Gandhi. Sonia Gandhi got about 7,448 votes, but Jitendra Prasad was reduced to 94 votes. The Gandhi family never faced any challenge when Sonia Gandhi became the president.

Direct contest between Kharge-Tharoor, voting after 24 years
Voting is taking place today after 24 years for the post of National President of Congress. There is a direct contest between Mallikarjun Kharge and Shashi Tharoor for the post. 9 thousand delegates (voters) are voting in the state Congress Committee (PCC) offices across the country.

Rahul Gandhi is taking out India Jodo Yatra
Most of the party leaders, including Congress Presidential candidate Mallikarjun Kharge, wanted Rahul Gandhi to be made the party president, but Rahul did not agree to it. These days Rahul is taking out the India Jodo Yatra. This journey, which started from Kanyakumari, will go till Srinagar. These days this journey is in Karnataka.

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