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'He speaks for himself: Cong distances itself from Tharoor’s praise of Advani

Hindustan Times Mumbai

November 10, 2025

The Congress has disassociated itself from party lawmaker Shashi Tharoor on Sunday, after the latter praised former deputy Prime Minister Lal Krishna Advani, saying “his role in shaping the trajectory of modern India are indelible. A true statesman whose life of service has been exemplary.”

- HT Correspondent

Congress’ media head Pawan Khera said ina tweet, “Like always, Dr. Shashi Tharoor speaks for himself and the Indian National Congress outrightly dissociates itself from his most recent statement.”

“That he continues to do so as a Congress MP and CWC member reflects the essential democratic and liberal spirit unique to INC," he added.

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