Mani Shankar Aiyar’s critique of “Rahulian” politics sparks debate on the Congress’s ideological shift from Nehruvianism to civil society influence. Analyst Rasheed Kidwai suggests Aiyar, though isolated, highlights a party increasingly shaped by non-dogmatic, issue-driven approaches, moving away from traditional party structures and veteran leadership’s influence.
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