Not floating a new party now, can’t say about future: Azad
The Hindu
No one can say what will happen next in politics, says senior Congress leader
Amid speculation that Ghulam Nabi Azad could be floating his own party, the senior Congress leader on Sunday said he has no plans for a separate party now but could not say what would happen in the future.
Mr. Azad, who is a part of the Congress’s group of 23 leaders that has sought internal reforms in the party (the “G-23”), has been holding public rallies across Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), leading to speculation about floating his own outfit.
Stating that he had no such plans for now, he told NDTV, “No one can say what will happen next in politics, like no one knows when he will die.”
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