Orchestrated Hooliganism: G-23 Leaders Condemn Attack On Kapil Sibal's House
NDTV
Congress workers protested outside Kapil Sibal's house and reportedly damaged a car after he questioned the party's functioning and attacked its leadership.
Several Congress leaders of the "Group of 23", who had last year written to party chief Sonia Gandhi demanding an organisational overhaul, today strongly condemned the attack on Kapil Sibal's house, calling it "orchestrated hooliganism".
Congress workers protested outside Kapil Sibal's house and reportedly damaged a car after he questioned the party's functioning and attacked its leadership.
Senior leaders Ghulam Nabi Azad, Anand Sharma, Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Vivek Tankha and Raj Babbar were among those who rallied behind Kapil Sibal, with Anand Sharma asking the leadership to take strong action against those involved.
Former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh also criticised what he said was an "attack" because Mr Sibal "chose to express views that were not palatable to the party leadership".
