New Delhi: The Congress party senior leader and lawyer MP Kapil Sibal said “worried for our party will we wake-up only after the horses have bolted from our stables?”. He expressed his displeasure on the party high commands decisions, the party unable to take suitable actions in the political crisis in Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh. The delay decisions of the high command caused to lose the power in two states, he said in a twitter.

He also said that the party high command has not learnt any lessons from these incidents. Now the party is facing the same crisis in Rajasthan also, he said. Kapil Sibal in his tweet said “worried for our party will we wake-up only after the horses have bolted from our stables?”

Another lawyer, MP Vivek Tankha supported the remark. The comments come even as party loyalist have mounted there latest bid to convince Rahul Gandhi to “Return” as party chief. Others in the party feel these distractions have only seen a steady stream of exits from Congress which do not seem to be halted.

The public display concern reflects how the congress camp is wracked by heated discussions has members argue that the events are rooted in the leadership vaccum arising from Rahul’s resignation as party chief. Nobody has any clarity on what is to be done there is no authority an MP from strong congress turf said.

Though he has stepped down, Rahul has not steep aside, he continues to lead a strongly personalized attack on PM Modi, and while organizational work has not received the attention it clearly demands. Pilot is waiting options, if there is no reconciliation, he may join the BJP or float a regional party. If it happens congress will lose another young turk after Jyotir Aditya Sindhya, both incidentally close to Rahul.

It is a serious concern that leaders are actively considering leaving the party BJP’s tactics may be a reason but the fact is that MLAs and MPs don’t see congress as the winning ticket in future, another member said.