Ruckus in Patna: Congress leader calls in-charge Krishna Allavaru a 'ticket thief'
The Bihar Assembly elections are nearing. All parties have announced their candidates and begun campaigning. However, discord within the Bihar Congress has surfaced. State Congress leaders have strongly objected to ticket distribution and have sharply criticized Bihar Congress in-charge Krishna Allavaru. Amidst this development, the Congress's top leadership has removed Krishna Allavaru from the position of Youth Congress in-charge. Let's explore the reasons behind this move against Krishna Allavaru in the midst of Bihar elections.
Why did Allavaru lose his position?
According to sources, the reason behind the removal of Bihar Congress in-charge Krishna Allavaru from the position of Youth Congress in-charge is being attributed to the growing resentment among Bihar workers against Allavaru. Not only senior leaders but also ordinary workers were displeased with Krishna Allavaru's style of functioning. He was also accused of irregularities in ticket distribution. There are ongoing protests against him at Sadakat Ashram (Congress Office).
What did Congress leaders say?
However, some party leaders say that this decision was made long ago, as Krishna Allavaru held two portfolios. The timing of this announcement in the middle of the elections raises questions. If the party made the decision a month ago, why didn't it wait for a month to announce it? Given the time constraints, they could have taken a little more time to announce it.
Krishna Allavaru Called a Ticket Thief
On Thursday, as Krishna Allavaru left his hotel in Patna, the capital of Bihar, a party leader called him a ticket thief. The leader who called Krishna Allavaru a ticket thief has been identified as Aditya Paswan. He continued to listen to the leader call him a ticket thief. According to reports, Aditya Paswan is the president of the State Congress Seva Dal Young Brigade.
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