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Congress Faces Test of Tolerating Dissent From Its Own Professional Voices

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The Indian National Congress has been experimenting since 2017 with inducting professionals and outspoken figures into its ranks. High-profile names such as Shashi Tharoor, Chakravarti, and Yaskhi represent this ongoing effort to bring credible, independent voices into the party. However, the party has repeatedly faced internal tensions when these figures express views that diverge from the official line. The recurring pattern raises questions about whether Congress genuinely welcomes professional candor or merely seeks the optics of inclusion. The fate of this experiment is being closely watched as a test of the party's appetite for internal plurality.

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