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News India Live, Digital Desk: Leadership Challenge: After a stunning victory in the Karnataka assembly elections, where the Indian National Congress got some relief and relaxation, now its internal battle in its own Jammu and Kashmir unit has come out again. These are not only minor differences, but at the ground level, there is heavy factionalism in the party, which has increased the problems of the state unit.

What is the whole matter?

Actually, the current president of Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) Vikas Rasul Wani Some senior party leaders have openly opened a front against it. His attitude is so strict that mutual tussle and factionalism between the leaders in the Congress is clearly visible. This rift was clearly seen in an important meeting held in Poonch recently. In this meeting, while ignoring the state president, some leaders provoked the workers against each other, which also caused mutual clashes between them. This incident is a strong proof of how much the Congress is divided from within in Jammu and Kashmir.

Remind you that in Jammu and Kashmir, the Congress has weakened a lot since the leaving the party like Ghulam Nabi Azad. In such a situation, unity and solidarity is most important to strengthen the party again.

Question: If there is no unity, then how to compete with BJP?

While the top leadership and central leaders of the party claim to bring new energy and workers on a platform in the state, incidents like Poonch open the polls. Now in such a situation, the big question arises that if the party will be weak and divided from within, then how will it face a strong party or other regional parties like BJP in Jammu and Kashmir in the coming time?

If the Congress really wants to get back its old strength and wants to strengthen its land in the state, then it will first have to unite all the factions by eliminating its inner discord. This political tussle is not less than a major headache for the party, which is very important to resolve soon.

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