NEW DELHI: Veteran former Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad continues to mount a brutal offensive against the party even after quitting it on August 26. His attacks may damage the Congress as they come at a time when the principal opposition party is trying to counter the BJP and is struggling to put its house in order both in terms of structure and elections.
Last week, Azad resigned by writing a five-page letter to Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi and in which he accused her son Rahul Gandhi of being "childish" and a "non-serious politician".
