Pilot trouble for Congress in Rajasthan, party gets no time to heal after Jitin Prasada wound

In Rajasthan, the agreement mediated by Congress top leaders between two factions led by Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot has not been rolled out even after 10 months. 

With Jitin Prasada, once considered close to Rahul Gandhi and a bright future prospect, joining BJP, the Congress party's bad political days in office seem to be far from over. There is more dissent simmering ready to boil over in the near future and may not allow Congress healing time from its last wound. For now, Congress has managed to control the damage in Punjab, where Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh is facing a mutiny by MLAs and leaders like Navjot Singh Sidhu. The success in capping the rebellion and the Congress' green light to the demands of the "rebels" in Punjab within 10 days has irked party leaders in Rajasthan.