State Congress president, Prasad Harichandan, who seems to have got a reprieve with AICC president, Rahul Gandhi’s decision to continue with the present chiefs of Pradesh Congress Committees across the country, has revived his slogan of “Mu Nuhen Amen (We not I)” in a bid to unite his faction-ridden party. However, the dissidents, who continue to campaign for his ouster, have not taken the slogan seriously. “If he really wants the party to be united he should take pro-active action by reaching out to leaders belonging to all factions instead of coining empty slogans,” remarked one the rebels
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