After becoming CPP president, he targeted PM Modi
After being elected CPP president, Sonia Gandhi attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that Modi has faced 'political and moral defeat' in the Lok Sabha elections and he has lost the right to lead. Congress leaders said that in the Congress Parliamentary Party meeting in the Central Hall of Parliament, party president Mallikarjun Kharge presented the proposal to appoint Sonia Gandhi as the CPP chief, which was approved by three party MPs Gaurav Gogoi, Tariq Anwar and K Sudhakaran. On being re-elected as the CPP chief, Sonia thanked the party leaders and said that the Congress has shown its determination in this election.
'Modi has lost the right to lead'
Sonia Gandhi also claimed that Prime Minister Modi has suffered a political and moral defeat in the Lok Sabha elections and thus he has not only lost the mandate but also the right to lead. Sonia said, 'The people of the country have given a decisive vote to reject the politics of division and dictatorship. They voted to strengthen parliamentary politics and protect the Constitution.'
Bharat Jodo Yatra is a popular festival in India and it is celebrated across the country.
She said the 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' and 'Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra' were historic movements that infused new life into the party at every level. Sonia said Rahul Gandhi deserves special thanks for his commitment in the face of unprecedented personal and political attacks. Before Sonia was elected CWC chief, the party's Working Committee (CWC) meeting had unanimously passed a resolution requesting Rahul Gandhi to take over the responsibility of the leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha. The Congress won 99 seats in the recent Lok Sabha elections.
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