The Congress has finally broken its silence and accepted dissent even within its high command's ranks over the ongoing political tussle in Rajasthan, with the Gehlot government facing an existential threat. Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal said on Sunday that he is 'worried for his party' as several Congress MLAs reached Delhi amid speculations that they may withdraw their support from the ruling party in the state. Sibal questioned whether Congress would take action and prevent any unfortunate turn of events before the situation goes out of hand. 'Worried for our party. Will we wake up only after the horses have bolted from our stables'' he said in a tweet.

The Congress has finally broken its silence and accepted dissent even within its high command's ranks over the ongoing political tussle in Rajasthan, with the Gehlot government facing an existential threat. Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal said on Sunday that he is 'worried for his party' as several Congress MLAs reached Delhi amid speculations that they may withdraw their support from the ruling party in the state. Sibal questioned whether Congress would take action and prevent any unfortunate turn of events before the situation goes out of hand. 'Worried for our party. Will we wake up only after the horses have bolted from our stables'' he said in a tweet.