J-K Congress leaders seek removal of ex-party chief Vikar Wani for trying to destabilise party
Jammu and Kashmir unit chief Vikar Rasool Wani from the party for «attempting to destabilise» and «inciting» indiscipline in the party, sources said Saturday. Sources in Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) said district-level leaders were not happy with Wani, and accused him of using party leader Ghulam Nabi Monga — who they described as a «failed Congressmen» — to destabilise the party.
«He incites others to question the decisions of the party high command vis-a-vis alliance with National Conference and other decisions concerning J-K Congress,» a source in the party quoted leaders as having said.
«We will be seeking his immediate removal as Special Invitee Congress Working Committee (CWC) given the fact that he doesn't deserve this position,» the source said.
The JKPCC sources said it is «shameful» on his part to «incite» others to create indiscipline in the party despite having been a PCC president himself. Wani seems «desperate» and is attempting to damage the party after his removal as PCC chief, they added.
Karra was appointed as JKPCC president ahead of the assembly elections.
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