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'Don't fall for rumours': Congress on news of Rahul Gandhi's resignation

Various conjectures, speculations, insinuations, assumptions, gossip and rumour mongering is uncalled for, says CWC

ongress President Rahul Gandhi with senior party leader Sonia Gandhi and KC Venugopal at the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting, in New Delhi | Photo: PTI
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Congress President Rahul Gandhi with senior party leader Sonia Gandhi and KC Venugopal at the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting, in New Delhi | Photo: PTI

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Putting to rest speculations over what transpired at the Congress Working Committee meeting on Saturday, the CWC on Monday issued a statement, requesting people not to fall into the trap of conjectures.

"We held a collective deliberation on the performance of the party, the challenges before it as also the way ahead, instead of casting aspersions on the role or conduct of any specific individual. The gist of the deliberations was made public in the CWC resolution of May 25, 2019," CWC said in a statement.  

"Various conjectures, speculations, insinuations, assumptions, gossip and rumour mongering in a section of the

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