‘Azad Parinde should also keep an eye on the sky’, Congress’s reply on Tharoor’s post

New Delhi: The atmosphere of tension within the Congress party is deepening. Senior party leader and MP Shashi Tharoor shared a post on social media, which is being linked to the speculation of his tall relationship with the party leadership. In response, Congress MP Manikam Tagore taunted and said, “Azad Parinde should also take care in the sky.” Let me tell you that the controversy started when Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge had taunted in a statement, saying, “The country is first for the Congress, but for some people, Modi is the first.”

Tharoor shared a flying bird’s picture on X

A few minutes after Kharge taunted, Tharoor shared a picture of a flying parinde on X and wrote, ‘Don’t allow it to fly. The wings are yours, and the sky is not for anyone. ‘ This post was considered to be a reply to Kharge’s statement, which intensified the news of resentment within Tharoor’s party. Tharoor’s difficulties increased further when he praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an article recently in a newspaper. He described Modi as an ‘important property’ for India and appreciated his ‘energy, mobility and desire for connection’.

‘Azad Parinde should also monitor the sky’

On Thursday, Manikam Tagore targeted Tharoor without naming X, ‘There is no need to allow the birds to fly. But in today’s era, Azad Parinde should also monitor the sky. The eagle, vulture and eagle are always under hunting. Independence is not free, especially when hunters wear patriotic. Tagore’s statement is considered to be a symbolic message of cautioning Tharoor. Let us know that the new attitude of Tharoor intensified his speculation about his joining BJP, but he dismissed the speculation that his statements were in the context of national interest and operation vermilion, not a sign of any political change.

The distance from the party has been increasing since Operation Sindoor

Tharoor was selected to lead the all -party delegation in support of Operation Sindoor, which targets the terrorist structure across the border. But his statements, in which he praised the action of the Modi government, describing the surgical strike of the UPA government as inferior, created displeasure among the Congress leaders. Tharoor said in his defense that his statements were wrongly introduced by ‘critics and trolls’. He said, “I have a better job than answering artificial anger.” He denied any formal differences with the party leadership, but admitted that there were some differences in approach and opinion.

Many times, Tharoor looks different from the party’s line

Tharoor has repeatedly expressed loyalty to his Congress, but his independent opinion and statements seem different from the party’s main messages. This dispute rejoices the questions of unity and leadership within the Congress. This development can become a new challenge for the Congress, as the influential leader like Tharoor separate from the party line remains a matter of discussion.