Former UP Congress president and actor Raj Babbar, who is considered close to Rahul Gandhi, is very angry with the party. Raj Babbar, who has been devoting time to acting and family over politics for some time, may have stayed away from Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra.
But he wanted to forget the old grievances of being ignored in the UP elections and actively participate in the Yatra in Uttar Pradesh.
However, his name is missing from the party’s coordination committee formed for the effective conduct of the Bharat Jodo Yatra upon arrival in UP, while three other former presidents like Salman Khurshid, Ajay Lallu, and Nirmal Khatri have been given important responsibilities in the committee. . . Apart from this, former MLAs and MLAs have also been placed in this coordination committee, but the absence of Raj Babbar’s name in the long-running committee has also surprised them and added to their displeasure. Salman Khurshid has been made the coordinator of the committee and Aradhana Mishra has been made the coordinator.
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Raj Babbar, who was part of the G-23 group, recently met a leader close to Rahul Gandhi and lodged a complaint about the behavior of the UP Congress. In fact, Raj Babbar has been unhappy since the time of the UP assembly elections, despite the demand, he has kept his distance from UP and Punjab election campaigns and has been busy in the world of acting in Mumbai, but till now he has not told his story. High Command’s displeasure.
In the Himachal elections, some candidates personally requested Raj Babbar to the campaign, to which he agreed to implement the party system. But still, the administrative permission was delayed at the last minute and Raj Babbar could not come on the campaign trail.
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