The Congress’ “greed for power” has reached such a level that the fight for the chief minister’s post has begun in the party even when the poll verdict is still sealed in the EVMs, he said.
“Even before the poll verdict is out, Rawat has begun to build castles in the air,” Chauhan added.
Though the Congress made Rawat its poll campaign head for Uttarakhand, it did not declare him its chief ministerial candidate.
Rawat’s chief ministerial ambition, however, is not hidden from anyone.
He recently told a TV channel that he would “either be chief minister or sit at home”.
On Rawat’s remark, former Uttarakhand Congress chief Pritam Singh said the choice of the chief minister is the prerogative of the party high command, and its decision will be accepted by all.
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