Amarinder proposes Rahul’s name for party chief

| TNN | Dec 3, 2017, 19:23 IST
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CHANDIGARH: Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Sunday signed nomination papers proposing Rahul Gandhi's name for the post of AICC president, describing his elevation as a good sign for the party.


Congratulating Rahul on his proposed elevation, Amarinder said he was extremely happy to be doing the honours of nominating the Congress vice president for the top post and was sure he will do well as the new leader of the party.


Recalling that he had known Rahul since the latter was a little boy, Amarinder said he could see even then that the youngster would one day rise to the top. Amarinder said Rahul's performance during the last few days in Gujarat showed his strong capabilities.


Rahul had been drawing huge crowds in Gujarat, and had shown remarkable political maturity on several other occasions in recent past, said Amarinder adding that this augured well for the Congress. Extending his best wishes to Rahul, Captain Amarinder expressed the confidence that he would do really well as the party president.


Describing Rahul as a "mature and competent" politician, Amarinder said his elevation was a step in the right direction and would help revive the party ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha polls. His visionary leadership qualities would help infuse young blood into the party, said Captain Amarinder, who is a permanent invitee to the Congress Working Committee.

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