Rahul Gandhi after occupying No.2 place in the Congress party has made a soul searching and appealing speech during the last day of Chintan Shibir meeting held at Jaipur on Sunday. Amid big applauses and standing ovation by top brass of the party including Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh and party Chief Sonia Gandhi, he continued his soul searching speech very honestly.

He talked about the indiscipline, corruption and lavish attitude of his party leaders. He talked about sharing power with common man and decentralization of power centers. There is no doubt that what ever he spoke in the meeting is an exact reflection of the young India. But, when we see the other side of the coin we find so many flaws with him. He stated that he had a gained enough experience during 8years of service to party.

While privileged of being son of party Chief Sonia Gandhi and enjoys access to party high command, then why did he simply keep watching all these flaws in the system all these 8 years? Neither he nor his mother has bothered to respond to the allegations levied against his brother-in-law Robert Wadra by Aam Admi Party. He not even responds to the most discussed Lokpal Bill agitation launched by social activist Anna Hazare held at New Delhi in the last year.

It dismays to hear him asking his party leaders not to be eager in claiming power to themselves, while he is strongly believes that he deserved to be appointed to the highest post in the party. While speaking about the principles, honesty and ethics he conveniently ignored about his party games played during Gujarat elections.

He also forgot of sending his handpicked observers to the state, enquiring about the advantages and disadvantages of joining hands with YS.Jagan Mohan Reddy, who is branded as corrupted by his own party. More over he has failed to disclose his strategy to tackle all those problems that he mentions in his speech. It is easier to talk about problems and ethics but resolving the problems and following the ethics when time comes is impossible, even to him.