Anand Sharma says no two groups in Congress Updated: Updated: Party accuses govt of stifling Opposition voice in Parliament. Share Article AAA Congress Party leaders Anand Sharma, left, Mallikarjun Kharge, center, and others during a press conference at AICC headquarters, in New Delhi on March 10. | Photo Credit: PTI Party accuses govt of stifling Opposition voice in Parliament. The Congress had always stood for internal discussions and there were no two groups within the party as all were fighting under Sonia Gandhi’s leadership to defeat the BJP in the coming Assembly elections, senior leader Anand Sharma said on Wednesday. Mr. Sharma, a key member of the group of 23 dissenters (G-23) who had written a letter to Ms. Gandhi last August to push for a revamp of the organisation, was responding to a question on an allegation of groupism by senior leader from Kerala P.C. Chacko who, earlier in the day, announced his resignation from the party.