Shashi Tharoor Rejects 'Pro-Modi' Tag, Says Principles Intact And No Shift In Loyalty

Shashi Tharoor, a prominent Congress MP, has addressed concerns regarding his recent compliments towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi, clarifying that these remarks do not signify any change in his political allegiance or loyalty to the Congress party. Tharoor emphasized that while he acknowledges Modi's leadership on certain issues, his principles and commitment to the party remain steadfast. This statement comes amidst growing speculation about potential rifts within the Congress as various leaders express differing opinions on Modi's governance. Tharoor reiterated his dedication to the Congress ideology, asserting that any positive feedback on Modi should not be misconstrued as an endorsement of his policies or governance style. His remarks aim to quell any unease among party members while reinforcing his stance that constructive criticism and acknowledgment of good governance should not be interpreted as betrayal. As the political landscape in India continues to evolve, Tharoor's comments highlight the complexities of party dynamics and the delicate balance leaders must maintain in their public communications.
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