Amid Leadership Crisis In Congress, Party's National Media Coordinator Resigns

Earlier, Seth tweeted that "45 days have gone and apart from media loaded speculation, there is no sign of (a) new Congress President.

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New Delhi: Amid a leadership vacuum in the Congress, its national media coordinator Rachit Seth on Thursday resigned from the post saying there was no meaning holding any post after Rahul Gandhi quit as President. Earlier, Seth tweeted that "45 days have gone and apart from media loaded speculation, there is no sign of (a) new Congress President. "Karnataka and Goa developments depict that anarchy is creeping in where opportunists and power brokers are having the last laugh. No point in blaming BJP... fault within," he said, quickly adding that his tweets were personal in nature.

I am free from any political position. Free to air my views. I thanks @RahulGandhi & @rssurjewala for providing me this opportunity to work for the party. 🙏 pic.twitter.com/JupmklWOH7

— Rachit Seth (@rachitseth) July 11, 2019

45 days have gone and apart from media loaded speculation, there is no sign of the new Congress President. Karnataka & Goa developments depict that anarchy is creeping in where opportunists & power brokers are having the last laugh. No point in blaming BJP, if fault within.

— Rachit Seth (@rachitseth) July 11, 2019

Later, while announcing his resignation, he said: "My life and blood will always carve for a liberal and progressive India and Indira Gandhi shall always remain my inspiration."