Mallikarjun Kharge calls Congress workers useless fellows over DK Shivakumar slogans
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge lost his temper and warned party workers of disciplinary action during a political gathering in Bengaluru, after they chanted slogans in favor of DK Shivakumar. The incident, which has drawn local attention to the political environment around Mg Road, highlighted growing concerns over internal discipline and factional slogan-shouting within the party.
The confrontation began when a group of Congress party workers started chanting slogans supporting DK Shivakumar. The shouting interrupted the proceedings and angered the Congress President, who was present at the event in Bengaluru.
In response to the disruption, Mallikarjun Kharge openly expressed his anger. He called the chanting party workers "useless fellows" and warned them that their actions would lead to strict disciplinary consequences.
Kharge's strong reaction underscored the leadership's stance against internal divisions. By threatening disciplinary action, the Congress President sought to enforce order among the party workers and curb public displays of factionalism.
The incident has brought the issue of internal party discipline to the forefront in Bengaluru. The warning from Kharge serves as a clear message to party workers that factional slogan-shouting in favor of individual leaders like DK Shivakumar will not be tolerated.
The event saw tense moments as the Congress President reacted to the loud chanting. The slogans, dedicated to DK Shivakumar, were met with an immediate and sharp rebuke from Kharge, who sought to maintain order during the gathering.
The warning of disciplinary action highlights the party's focus on maintaining a united front. Factional slogan-shouting has been a persistent concern, and Kharge's direct confrontation with the workers is seen as an attempt to address these internal issues head-on.
No further details have been released regarding specific disciplinary measures against the workers involved in the chanting. The Congress party has not issued any additional statements concerning the outburst or the potential actions against the individuals.
