Nitin Gadkari’s latest bombshell—rejecting caste politics and vowing to kick anyone who talks about religion—is sure to ruffle the feathers of Modi and Yogi, the perpetual preachers of religious rhetoric. Will he be able to transform party’s sacred stage into a secular battleground? Share Your Views...
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Rahul Gandhi has spent years attacking governments, leading protests, and projecting himself as a national alternative. Yet one detail stands out in his long political career: he has never taken charge of a state as Chief Minister, even when Congress had the numbers and the opportunity. So the sharper, more uncomfortable question is this, is Rahul Gandhi avoiding the CM’s chair because he believes national leadership should come without a trial run or because a real test of governance could expose limits that slogans and speeches never do ?
राहुल गांधी ने वर्षों तक सरकारों पर हमला किया, आंदोलनों का नेतृत्व किया और खुद को एक राष्ट्रीय विकल्प के रूप में पेश किया। लेकिन उनके लंबे राजनीतिक करियर में एक बात साफ़ तौर पर उभरकर आती है, उन्होंने कभी किसी राज्य में मुख्यमंत्री की जिम्मेदारी नहीं संभाली, तब भी नहीं जब कांग्रेस के पास संख्या और मौका दोनों थे। तो असली और असहज सवाल यह है, क्या राहुल गांधी मुख्यमंत्री की कुर्सी से इसलिए दूर रहे क्योंकि वह मानते हैं कि राष्ट्रीय नेतृत्व बिना किसी ‘ट्रायल रन’ के आना चाहिए या इसलिए कि शासन की वास्तविक परीक्षा नारे और भाषणों की सीमाएं उजागर कर सकती थी ?
Sitaram Kesri, former Congress president and long-time treasurer of the Indian National Congress, once gave a blunt warning: “While in the Congress you are a hero, when out, you become zero.” That line now seems painfully relevant for Captain Amarinder Singh. Once a two-time CM and towering Congress leader, he left the party, joined BJP, and today publicly complains of being ignored, sidelined, and unheard.
