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Targeted by exiting leader Ghulam Nabi Azad as a coterie of personal assistants (PAs) and security officers who really run the Congress, Rahul Gandhi's team comprises ex-bankers, business graduates and even a former SPG personnel.

Who are in Team Rahul targeted by Azad as 'PAs' and 'guards'

Since Center government scrapped Article 370 and Jammu and Kashmir lost its special status in 2019, it is the first high-level interaction to be held between the Modi government and Jammu and Kashmir’s political leaders.

PM's 1st meet with J&K leaders after Article 370 abrogation begins: What's at stake

Mrs Gandhi added that the Congress Working Committee which is the highest decision-making body will be meeting soon to review the poll results.

‘Unfortunate & very disappointing’: Sonia Gandhi on Congress state poll performance

Azad said he may have political differences with Modi, but he appreciates that he doesn't hide his true self, adding that those who hide their true self are living in an artificial world.

Ghulam Nabi Azad all praise for PM Modi, says he doesn't hide his true self

'People must learn from Narendra Modi, who despite becoming the Prime Minister, hasn't forgotten his roots. He proudly calls himself a chai-wala,' Azad said.

Gulam Nabi Azad praises PM Modi, calls him a grounded man, never hides his reality

Modi had said that as Chief Ministers of Gujarat and Jammu and Kashmir, they both remained in touch.

Shashi Tharoor of Congress terms PM Modi's tears as "artfully crafted performance"

The Leader of Opposition sat sporting the mask in the Upper House, which earlier saw heated exchanges as both the treasury and opposition benches attacked each other on the issue.

Azad wears black mask to proclaim support for farmers in RS

“Elections are not fought from 5-star hotels," says Azad; questions Congress continuous losses.

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