Kharge Vs Tharoor Vs Tripathi | Can Tharoor Beat Kharge?| Beyond The Headlines
September 30, 2022
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as posted by the channeln this episode of Beyond The Headlines with Tamanna Inamdar, the anchor will be discussing Congress's election of a president. Mallikarjun Kharge and Shashi Tharoor will compete for the Congress' first non-Gandhi presidential nomination in 25 years. Mr. Kharge, an 80-year-old, is unofficially the Gandhis' favorite candidate. Mr. Kharge, who made his nomination today. Before the deadline time of 3 pm, even Mr. Tharoor filed his nominations today. Former Jharkhand minister K N Tripathi, the third contender in the contest, has also submitted in his papers. Yesterday, after obtaining his nomination papers, Digvijaya Singh withdrew from the race as his senior Kharge is running in the race
"I look at it as selection more than an election." says S S Sriram
We are also joined by our guests Sanjay Jha, Author, S S Sriram, Anshul Vijt, Congress, George Kurian, Political Analyst, and S S Sriram
#tharoor #kharge #congress
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