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A day ahead of the Uttarakhand Assembly polls, Congress leader Harish Rawat has said that nobody in the party has any objections on his name as the chief ministerial candidate.
Rawat said that the Congress is contesting the Assembly polls in Uttarakhand under his leadership.
On the issue of him not being announced as the chief ministerial candidate unlike Punjab, Rawat said that ‘the move a strategic matter.’
Speaking to ANI, Rawat said, “I do politics of struggle, not power. The party has told me that the election campaign will be led by me. We are fighting to win the elections. Nobody in the party has any objections to my name as the chief ministerial candidate. No party member has expressed any objection to my name.”
Stating that not announcing a CM face was part of the Congress strategy, Rawat said that “more than 40 per cent of the people want to see me as the CM candidate this time”.
