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Question for me to answer, because i m the one who ran against mr kharge in the party s internal election as the advocate of change, and i was rather soundly trounced. so this is your invitation from me, to be very honest. why is the congress party so stuck, so averse to real change? no, but you see, the issue at the moment is that change is coming from the other side. in other words, we ve got india being changed into something it hasn t been. i ve talked about the injection of bigotry and the doctrine of hatred into our society. and you ve cited a number of serious examples against a particular minority community, our largest minority, which don t sit well at all with those of us of the congress persuasion, or, broadly speaking, the liberal secular. but you re not actually engaging with my question. yes, india s changed in so many different ways over the past 20 years. and so fighting to preserve. the congress party hasn t changed at all. its leader going into the next election looks ....
Over the past 20 years. and so fighting to preserve. the congress party hasn t changed at all. its leader going into the next election looks like he s going to be 80 nothing wrong with being 80 years old but it s hardly sending a message to the indian people that we as a party can find new dynamic leaders of the next generation to take india forward with new ideas. i think mr kharge has a lot of respect in the party and across the country. he s been a very senior leader for a very long time. he comes from a humble background, a dalit family, and at the same time he s somebody who is fluent in many languages, knows the country very well, has led the party in both the lower house and the upper house at different times, so his credentials are impeccable, i don t disagree. the fact that we do need to blood young leaders is beyond question, and i think that will have to happen sooner rather than later. yeah. so when experts, people who look at india from the outside and try to figure ou ....
But you re not actually engaging with my question. yes, india s changed in so many different ways over the past 20 years. and so fighting to preserve. the congress party hasn t changed at all. its leader going into the next election looks like he s going to be 80 nothing wrong with being 80 years old but it s hardly sending a message to the indian people that we as a party can find new dynamic leaders of the next generation to take india forward with new ideas. i think mr kharge has a lot of respect in the party and across the country. he s been a very senior leader for a very long time. he comes from a humble background, a dalit family, and at the same time he s somebody who is fluent in many languages, knows the country very well, has led the party in both the lower house and the upper house at different times, so his credentials are impeccable, i don t disagree. the fact that we do need to blood young leaders is beyond question, and i think that will have to happen sooner rather ....
But you re not actually engaging with my question. yes, india s changed in so many different ways over the past 20 years. and so fighting to preserve. the congress party hasn t changed at all. its leader going into the next election looks like he s going to be 80 nothing wrong with being 80 years old but it s hardly sending a message to the indian people that we as a party can find new dynamic leaders of the next generation to take india forward with new ideas. i think mr kharge has a lot of respect in the party and across the country. he s been a very senior leader for a very long time. he comes from a humble background, a dalit family, and at the same time he s somebody who is fluent in many languages, knows the country very well, has led the party in both the lower house and the upper house at different times, so his credentials are impeccable, i don t disagree. the fact that we do need to blood young leaders is beyond question, and i think that will have to happen sooner rather ....