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A meeting with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi seems to have allayed the concerns of senior Congress leader and former Uttarakhand chief minister Harish Rawat. He has now agreed to lead the Congress campaign for upcoming assembly polls in the hill state. 
Speaking to reporters after the meeting with Rahul Gandhi in Delhi, Rawat said that while he will be the face of election campaigning, decision on the chief ministerial candidate will be taken later by the party. 
The meeting was necessitated after a series of tweets from Rawat expressing displeasure at the party functioning and said that he was left to negotiate with 'crocodiles in the sea of elections'.
He had also tweeted that the thought that it might time for him leave politics may have come. 
After his tweets, a host of Congress leaders reached out and tried to placate him. 

Uttarakhand Elections 2022 | Congress averts another crisis, Rawat agrees to lead campaign

Congress seems to have averted another crisis after senior leader Harish Rawat agreed to lead the party's campaign Uttarakhand following a meeting with Rahul Gandhi

Harish&nbsp;Rawat&nbsp;agrees to lead Congress'&nbsp;Uttarahand poll campaign
Upset with party functioning, Rawat&nbsp;meets&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi
Rawat: those in power have let loose crocodiles in sea of elections
Rawat: the thought that I should quit politics has crossed my mind

The meeting was necessitated after a series of tweets from Rawat&nbsp;expressing displeasure at the party functioning and said that he was left to negotiate with 'crocodiles in the sea of elections'.

A meeting with Congress leader Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi seems to have allayed the concerns of senior Congress leader and former Uttarakhand chief minister Harish&nbsp;Rawat. He has now agreed to lead the Congress campaign for upcoming assembly polls in the hill state.&nbsp;
Speaking to reporters after the meeting with Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi in Delhi, Rawat&nbsp;said that while he will be the face of election campaigning, decision on the chief ministerial candidate will be taken later by the party.&nbsp;
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The meeting was necessitated after a series of tweets from Rawat&nbsp;expressing displeasure at the party functioning and said that he was left to negotiate with 'crocodiles in the sea of elections'.
He had also tweeted that the thought that it might time for him leave politics may have come.&nbsp;
After his tweets, a host of Congress leaders reached out and tried to placate him.&nbsp;

Hit by Harish Rawat tweet bomb, Congress has gone into damage control mode ahead of the Uttarakhand Assembly elections early next year.
Seen as Congress face for Uttarakhand CM, Harish Rawat set the cat among pegions with his twitter rant against Congress organisation in the state on Wednesday.
In a series of cryptic tweets he expressed his displeasure in the way the party unit is functioning and said the thought that maybe it's time for him to rest has crossed his mind.
On Thursday, when asked by reporters about his tweets, Rawat just asked all to "wait and have fun for now".
The party high command has gone in fire-fighting mode and has summoned Rawat, Congress legislature party leader Pritam Singh, state Congress chief Ganesh Godiyal, party leader Yashpal Arya to Delhi.
The Congress dissident group, called G23, has again taken potshots at the party over the state of affairs. One of the G23 members, Punjab MP Manish Tewari took a swipe at his party in aln all-caps tweet.
"First Assam, then Punjab, now Uttarakhand. Bhog poora hi paun gaye kasar na rahe jawe koi, meaning decimate the party, spare no efforts)," Tewari tweeted.
The Rawat storm has come close on the heels of the avalanche in the Punjab Congress, which ironically Harish Rawat was firefighting on behalf of the Gandhis.

Harish Rawat keeps all guessing after tweet bomb, Congress summons leaders to Delhi

Day after tweet bomb, Harish Rawat keeps all guessing; Congress high command summons Uttarakhand leaders to Delhi

Day after tweet bomb, Harish Rawat keeps all guessing

Day after tweet bomb, Harish&nbsp;Rawat&nbsp;keeps all guessing
Congress high command summons Uttarakhand&nbsp;leaders to Delhi
Rawat&nbsp;hinted at charting his own course ahead of polls
Rawat&nbsp;on his twitter rant: "Just have fun for now"
G23 leader Manish&nbsp;Tewari's swipe: "Decimate the party, spare no efforts"
Ironically, Rawat&nbsp;was firefighting Punjab Congress infighting

Uttarakhand&nbsp;Congress: Harish&nbsp;Rawat&nbsp;has complained that the party organisation is not supporting him ahead of state polls

Hit by Harish Rawat tweet bomb, Congress has gone into damage control mode ahead of the Uttarakhand Assembly elections early next year.
Seen as Congress face for Uttarakhand CM, Harish Rawat set the cat among pegions with his twitter rant against Congress organisation in the state on Wednesday.
In a series of cryptic tweets he expressed his displeasure in the way the party unit is functioning and said the thought that maybe it's time for him to rest has crossed his mind.
On Thursday, when asked by reporters about his tweets, Rawat just asked all to "wait and have fun for now".
The party high command has gone in fire-fighting mode and has summoned Rawat, Congress legislature party leader Pritam Singh, state Congress chief Ganesh Godiyal, party leader Yashpal Arya to Delhi.
The Congress dissident group, called G23, has again taken potshots at the party over the state of affairs. One of the G23 members, Punjab MP Manish Tewari took a swipe at his party in aln all-caps tweet.
"First Assam, then Punjab, now Uttarakhand. Bhog poora hi paun gaye kasar na rahe jawe koi, meaning decimate the party, spare no efforts)," Tewari tweeted.
The Rawat storm has come close on the heels of the avalanche in the Punjab Congress, which ironically Harish Rawat was firefighting on behalf of the Gandhis.

 Congress campaign head for poll-bound Uttarakhand Harish Rawat on Wednesday alleged non-cooperation from his organisation and said he sometimes feels it is time for him to rest.
In a series of tweets in Hindi, Rawat said, "Isn't it strange that the organisational structure at most places, instead of extending a helping hand, is standing with its head turned away or playing a negative role at a time when I have to swim across the ocean of elections." "The powers that be have left crocodiles here. People on whose orders I have to swim, their nominees are tying up my hands and feet," he said.
"I am filled with thoughts. A voice from within sometimes tells me it is enough Harish Rawat, you have swam long, it is time to rest," he said.
"I am in a dilemma. The New Year may show me the way," the former chief minister said.
Uttarakhand goes to assembly polls early next year and the Congress is trying to return to power in the hilly state.

Harish Rawat targets own party, wonders if it's time for him to rest

Trouble for Congress in Uttarakhand; Harish Rawat targets party high command

Congress campaign head for poll-bound Uttarakhand Harish Rawat on Wednesday alleged non-cooperation from his organisation and said he sometimes feels it is time for him to rest.
In a series of tweets in Hindi, Rawat said,&nbsp;asked isn't&nbsp;it strange that the organisational structure at most places, instead of extending a helping hand, is standing with its head turned away or playing a negative role at a time when he has&nbsp;to swim across the ocean of elections."
without naming the gandhis, the former uttarakhand&nbsp;chief minister said&nbsp;people on whose orders he has&nbsp;to swim, their nominees are tying up my hands and feet.
he said he is filled with thoughts&nbsp;and&nbsp;a voice from within sometimes tells him&nbsp;it is time to rest.
Uttarakhand goes to assembly polls early next year and the Congress is trying to return to power in the hilly state.

Harish Rawat targets own party, wonders if it's time for him to rest

Congress campaign head for poll-bound Uttarakhand&nbsp;Harish Rawat on Wednesday alleged non-cooperation from his organisation and said he sometimes feels it is time for him to rest.
In a series of tweets in Hindi, Rawat said, "Isn't it strange that the organisational structure at most places, instead of extending a helping hand, is standing with its head turned away or playing a negative role at a time when I have to swim across the ocean of elections." "The powers that be have left crocodiles here. People on whose orders I have to swim, their nominees are tying up my hands and feet," he said.
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"I am filled with thoughts. A voice from within sometimes tells me it is enough Harish Rawat, you have swam long, it is time to rest," he said.
"I am in a dilemma. The New Year may show me the way," the former chief minister said.
Uttarakhand goes to assembly polls early next year and the Congress is trying to return to power in the hilly state.

Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh criticised the Congress on Saturday for floating "preposterous lies&rsquo; in a bid to cover up mishandling" of the party&rsquo;s crisis in the state.
Singh&rsquo;s remarks follow Congress leader Randeep Singh Surjewala claim that it wasn&rsquo;t party president Sonia Gandhi but the Congress MLAs who made Amarinder Singh quit as the Punjab chief minister. Amarinder Singh had accused the Congress leadership of "humiliating" him after he tendered his resignation as the Punjab CM.
Pointing out the "conflicting numbers" shared by the party's Punjab in-charge Harish Rawat and senior leader Surjewala, Amarinder Singh termed it "a comedy of errors."
Harish Rawat in a press statement, said that 43 MLAs had written to the high command on the issue while Surjewala said the CM had to quit after 78 party MLAs sought his removal.
Amarinder slammed the Congress, saying the party is in disarray and the crisis is escalating by the day, with a large majority of its senior leaders completely disenchanted with the party's functioning
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Congress and Amarinder’s war of words over change of  guard in Punjab

Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh criticised the Congress on Saturday for floating "preposterous lies’ in a bid to cover up mishandling" of the party’s crisis in the state

//Amarinder Singh:&nbsp;Cong floating preposterous lies to cover up mishandling of crisis
//Singh's remark follows&nbsp;Surjewala's claim that it Cong&nbsp;MLAs&nbsp;ousted him
//'"conflicting": Singh&nbsp;compares numbers shared by&nbsp;Rawat&nbsp;&amp; Surjewala&nbsp;
//Harish Rawat:&nbsp;43 MLAs wrote to high command seeking Singh's&nbsp;ouster
//Surjewala: Singh had to quit after 78 party MLAs sought his removal
//Amarinder:&nbsp;party in disarray, crisis is escalating by the day

Amarinder slammed the Congress, saying that the Punjab crisis is escalating by the day, with a large majority of its senior leaders completely disenchanted with the party's functioning

Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh criticised the Congress on Saturday for floating "preposterous lies&rsquo; in a bid to cover up mishandling" of the party&rsquo;s crisis in the state.
Singh&rsquo;s remarks follow Congress leader Randeep Singh Surjewala claim that it wasn&rsquo;t party president Sonia Gandhi but the Congress MLAs who made Amarinder Singh quit as the Punjab chief minister. Amarinder Singh had accused the Congress leadership of "humiliating" him after he tendered his resignation as the Punjab CM.
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Pointing out the "conflicting numbers" shared by the party's Punjab in-charge Harish Rawat and senior leader Surjewala, Amarinder Singh termed it "a comedy of errors."
Harish Rawat in a press statement, said that 43 MLAs had written to the high command on the issue while Surjewala said the CM had to quit after 78 party MLAs sought his removal.
Amarinder slammed the Congress, saying the party is in disarray and the crisis is escalating by the day, with a large majority of its senior leaders completely disenchanted with the party's functioning
&nbsp;

Congress&rsquo;s Punjab in-charge Harish Rawat on Friday questioned Captain&rsquo;s Amarinder Singh&rsquo;s&nbsp;claim that he &lsquo;felt humiliated&rsquo; over his ouster as chief minister. Rawat said that the Congress had retained him as the chief minister for several years, and asked &ldquo;how can that be humiliation?&rdquo; He further alleged that Amarinder&rsquo;s &ldquo;closeness to some BJP leaders&rdquo; questioned his credibility.Captain Amarinder Singh on Wednesday had called on home minister Amit Shah at his residence in Delhi, boosting speculation about the Congress leader breaking away to form his own party or aligning with BJP ahead of Punjab elections.A day after meeting Amit Shah, the former&nbsp;Punjab&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;on Thursday met National Security Advisor Ajit Doval at his residence in Delhi.

Not humiliated, Captain's closeness to BJP leaders was problematic: Congress

Congress’s Punjab in-charge Harish Rawat has questioned Captain’s Amarinder Singh’s claim that he ‘felt humiliated’ over his ouster as chief minister. Here's what he had to say

Congress&rsquo;s Punjab in-charge Harish Rawat on Friday questioned Captain&rsquo;s Amarinder Singh&rsquo;s&nbsp;claim that he &lsquo;felt humiliated&rsquo; over his ouster as chief minister.
Rawat said that the Congress had retained him as the chief minister for several years, and asked &ldquo;how can that be humiliation?&rdquo;
He further alleged that Amarinder&rsquo;s &ldquo;closeness to some BJP leaders&rdquo; questioned his credibility. SOT
Captain Amarinder Singh on Wednesday had called on home minister Amit Shah at his residence in Delhi, boosting speculation about the Congress leader breaking away to form his own party or aligning with BJP ahead of Punjab elections.
A day after meeting Amit Shah, the former&nbsp;Punjab&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;on Thursday met National Security Advisor Ajit Doval at his residence in Delhi.

Not humiliated, Captain's closeness to BJP leaders was problematic: Congress

Congress&rsquo;s Punjab in-charge Harish Rawat on Friday questioned Captain&rsquo;s Amarinder Singh&rsquo;s&nbsp;claim that he &lsquo;felt humiliated&rsquo; over his ouster as chief minister. Rawat said that the Congress had retained him as the chief minister for several years, and asked &ldquo;how can that be humiliation?&rdquo; He further alleged that Amarinder&rsquo;s &ldquo;closeness to some BJP leaders&rdquo; questioned his credibility.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/capt-amarinder-singh-to-float-a-new-party-is-the-latest-buzz-in-the-punjab-saga-1633068641300">Capt Amarinder Singh to float a new party is the latest buzz in the Punjab saga</a> Captain Amarinder Singh on Wednesday had called on home minister Amit Shah at his residence in Delhi, boosting speculation about the Congress leader breaking away to form his own party or aligning with BJP ahead of Punjab elections. A day after meeting Amit Shah, the former&nbsp;Punjab&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;on Thursday met National Security Advisor Ajit Doval at his residence in Delhi.

After a lot of back and forth on who will replace&nbsp;Amarinder&nbsp;Singh,&nbsp;the Congress on Sunday named Charanjit Singh Channi&nbsp;as the new Chief Minister of poll bound Punjab.
Channi has been unanimously elected as the Leader of the Congress Legislature Party of Punjab,&nbsp;senior leader Harish Rawat&nbsp;tweeted to inform
The Chamkaur Sahib MLA is the first Dalit leader to be selected as chief minister of the state. A three-time legislator, Channi was the Leader of Opposition in Vidhan Vidhan during previous SAD-BJP regime.
He has been vocal against Amarinder&nbsp;Singh for &ldquo;not paying attention&rdquo; to issues raised by party leaders
After a 'humiliated'&nbsp;Singh resigned on Saturday following a long feud with Navjot Sidhu, the Congress MLAs had asked party president Sonia Gandhi to choose a new CM
Channi's appointment&nbsp;to the top post comes after three days of high drama in Punjab

Congress: Charanjit Singh Channi to be next Punjab CM

After a lot of back and forth on who will replace&nbsp;Amarinder&nbsp;Singh,&nbsp;the Congress on Sunday named Charanjit Singh Channi&nbsp;as the new Chief Minister of poll bound Punjab.

//With eye on 2022 polls&nbsp;Congress chooses a Dalit&nbsp;face to be Punjab CM&nbsp;
//Charanjit Singh Channi&nbsp;will replace Amarinder&nbsp;Singh as Punjab CM
////Chamkaur Sahib MLA&nbsp;first Dalit leader to be elected as CM of Punjab
//Harish&nbsp;Rawat:&nbsp;Channi&nbsp;elected as Leader of the Legislature Party of Punjab
//Channi's appointment comes after days of high drama&nbsp;
//Channi&nbsp;has been vocal against Captain&nbsp;for ignoring issues raised by leaders
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The Chamkaur Sahib MLA,&nbsp;Charanjit Singh Channi is the first Dalit leader to be selected as chief minister of Punjab

With eye on the 2022 state assembly elections, the Congress on Sunday chose a Dalit&nbsp;face to be new Chief&nbsp;Minister&nbsp;of Punjab.&nbsp;Charanjit Singh,&nbsp; Channi,&nbsp;a Dalit Sikh&nbsp;will replace Amarinder&nbsp;Singh as the new Chief Minister of the poll bound state.
The choice of Charanjit Singh Channi as leader of the Congress' legislature party in Punjab, and the head of its government, was confirmed by state-in-charge Harish Rawat.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/change-of-guard-who-is-charanjit-singh-channi-the-new-punjab-cm-1632065782805" target="_blank">First Dalit CM of Punjab: Who is Charanjit Singh Channi?&nbsp;</a>
The three-time MLA from Chamkaur Sahib will be Punjab's first Dalit Chief Minister. His elevation to the top post is&nbsp;significant&nbsp;given&nbsp;Dalits constitute an estimated 31 per cent of the state's&nbsp;population
Channi who was the Leader of Opposition in Vidhan Sabha during previous SAD-BJP regime has been vocal against Amarinder&nbsp;Singh for &ldquo;not paying attention&rdquo; to issues raised by party leaders.
Meanwhile, Singh&nbsp;who resigned on Saturday following a long feud with Navjot Sidhu, extended his best wishes to Chhanni, hoping the new CM will be able to keep 'Punjab safe from the growing security threat from across the border'
&nbsp;

Two resolutions were passed in the Punjab Congress Legislative Party meeting after Amarinder Singh stepped down as Punjab Chief Minister.
The party's Punjab in-charge, Harish Rawat, said the first resolution thanked the Captain for his tenure, while the second one authorised Sonia Gandhi to choose the next Congress Legislative Party leader who would become the Chief Minister.
The Congress's observer for Punjab, Ajay Maken, said there was no discussion on the name of a Congress Legislative Party leader.
Meanwhile, senior Congress leader Amarinder Singh, who stepped down following a tussle with rival Navjot Singh Sidhu, said that he will not accept his party colleague as his successor.
Singh opposed Sidhu&rsquo;s name as CM candidate, calling him incompetent and adding that he is a &lsquo;threat to the national security&rsquo; given his &lsquo;connection with Pakistan&rsquo;

Amarinder Singh 'won't accept Sidhu', Sonia Gandhi to name Punjab CM

Resolution passed in Punjab Congress&nbsp;MLAs' meeting: Sonia Gandhi to name new state Chief Minister

//Punjab Congress Legislative Party meeting after Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;resigns
//Two resolutions were passed in Punjab Congress MLAs' meeting
//Punjab MLAs&nbsp;ask Congress president Sonia Gandhi to name new CM
//'No discussion' on the name of a Congress Legislative Party leader
//Won't accept Navjot&nbsp;Sidhu&nbsp;as CM: Captain after resignation
//Amarainder&nbsp;Singh: Sidhu&nbsp;incompetent, threat to national security

Amarinder Singh, who stepped down following a tussle with rival Navjot Singh Sidhu, said that he will not accept his party colleague as his successor

Two resolutions were passed in the Punjab Congress Legislative Party meeting after Amarinder Singh stepped down as Punjab Chief Minister.
The party's Punjab in-charge, Harish Rawat, said the first resolution thanked the Captain for his tenure, while the second one authorised Sonia Gandhi to choose the next Congress Legislative Party leader who would become the Chief Minister.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/captain-amarinder-singh-resigns-as-punjab-cm-amid-revolt-1631963547245" target="_blank">'Felt humiliated': Captain Amarinder Singh resigns as Punjab CM amid revolt</a>
The Congress's observer for Punjab, Ajay Maken, said there was no discussion on the name of a Congress Legislative Party leader.
Meanwhile, senior Congress leader Amarinder Singh, who stepped down following a tussle with rival Navjot Singh Sidhu, said that he will not accept his party colleague as his successor.
Singh opposed Sidhu&rsquo;s name as CM candidate, calling him incompetent and adding that he is a &lsquo;threat to the national security&rsquo; given his &lsquo;connection with Pakistan&rsquo;

Navjot Singh Sidhu on Saturday met Punjab Congress chief, Sunil Jakhar amid reports that the cricketer-turned-politician may be given a promotion to address the infighting.
Sidhu who has led a revolt against the Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh in recent weeks, met the party's state unit chief at the latter's residence in Panchkula to seek his &lsquo;guidance&rsquo;.
The meeting took place hours ahead of Amarinder Singh's meeting with Harish Rawat, the Congress's Punjab in-charge who flew in on a state government chopper late in the morning.
Rawat was flown in a day after the CM reportedly wrote an angry letter to Congress interim chief Sonia Gnadhi objecting to Sidhu's reported elevation as chief of their state unit.

Punjab Congress crisis: Navjot Sidhu meets party chief amid promotion talks

Navjot Singh Sidhu on Saturday met Punjab Congress chief, Sunil Jakhar amid reports that the cricketer-turned-politician may be given a promotion to address the infighting

Navjot Singh Sidhu&nbsp;met Punjab Congress chief, Sunil Jakhar
Meeting amid reports&nbsp;on&nbsp;Navjot Sidhu's&nbsp;elevation as state party chief
Congress infighting:&nbsp;Sidhu leading revolt against CM&nbsp;Amarinder Singh
Amarinder Singh&nbsp;to&nbsp;meet with Congress's Punjab in-charge,&nbsp;Harish Rawat
Rawat&nbsp;flown in after CM wrote angry letter to Sonia Gandhi&nbsp;
Captain, in his letter objected to Sidhu's&nbsp;promotion in the party

Navjot Singh Sidhu on Saturday met Punjab Congress chief, Sunil Jakhar amid reports that the cricketer-turned-politician may be given a promotion to address the infighting

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/navjot-sidhu-to-meet-sonia-today-as-war-with-amarinder-singh-escalates-1626416263251" target="_blank">Navjot Singh Sidhu</a> on Saturday met Punjab Congress chief, Sunil Jakhar amid reports that the cricketer-turned-politician may be given a promotion to address the infighting.
Sidhu who has led a revolt against the Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh in recent weeks, met the party's state unit chief at the latter's residence in Panchkula to seek his &lsquo;guidance&rsquo;.
The meeting took place hours ahead of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/amarinder-singh-writes-angry-letter-to-sonia-gandhi-as-punjab-congress-crisis-escalates-1626489891701" target="_blank">Amarinder Singh's meeting with Harish Rawat</a>, the Congress's Punjab in-charge who flew in on a state government chopper late in the morning.
Rawat was flown in a day after the CM reportedly wrote an angry letter to Congress interim chief Sonia Gnadhi objecting to Sidhu's reported elevation as chief of their state unit.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/captain-amarinder-on-punjab-congress-infighting-will-accept-whatever-decision-sonia-gandhi-takes-1625582173405" target="_blank">Captain Amarinder on Punjab Congress infighting: will accept whatever decision Sonia Gandhi takes</a>

Congress national general secretary and former Uttarakhand chief minister Harish Rawat has demanded Bharat Ratna to Congress president Sonia Gandhi and Bahujan Samaj Par

Congress leader Harish Rawat wants Bharat Ratna for Sonia Gandhi, Mayawati; BSP snubs him

Congress national general secretary and former Uttarakhand chief minister Harish Rawat demanded the government of India to confer Bharat Ratna to Congress national president Sonia Gandhi and Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati.&nbsp;He said that both Sonia Gandhi and Mayawati are strong political personalities. At the same time, the BSP called it a strategy to publicly fool. The BSP responded to Rawat and said that don&rsquo;t be fooled by such things.&nbsp;

Congress's Harish Rawat: Sonia Gandhi, Mayawati should get Bharat Ratn

-Cong leader&nbsp;wants&nbsp;Bharat&nbsp;Ratna&nbsp;for Sonia, Mayawati&nbsp;
- Rawat: duo have worked for women empowerment
-&nbsp;BSP&nbsp;terms&nbsp;Rawat's demand&nbsp;as a tactic to fool public

Congress national general secretary and former Uttarakhand chief minister Harish Rawat&nbsp;has&nbsp;demanded Bharat Ratna to Congress president Sonia Gandhi and Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati.&nbsp;He said that both Sonia Gandhi and Mayawati are strong political personalities. But the BSP&nbsp;in a snub to&nbsp;Rawat, has backed the voices calling for the top civilian honour to party founder Kashi Ram.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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