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Congress Party's Committee Culture: A Pattern of Deferral Over Decision

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The Indian National Congress has developed a notable tendency to form committees whenever faced with difficult questions or internal challenges. Critics observe that these committees rarely produce meaningful outcomes or actionable decisions. This approach has become something of a default mechanism within the party's organizational culture. The pattern raises questions about the party's ability to make swift, decisive choices in a competitive political environment.

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