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Loyalist, but a rebel with a cause
Updated On: 23 August, 2018 07:58 AM IST | Mumbai | Dharmendra Jore
Veterans heap praise on Gurudas Kamat, saying leaders like him were rare, as he never thought twice before relinquishing a lucrative position, yet managed a solid comeback

Gurudas Kamat was with the Congress for 45 years. Pic/PTI
Three days before his untimely death, Gurudas Kamat had vowed to defeat the BJP and the Shiv Sena in the next general and assembly polls, appealing to Congress workers that they must strive hard to make Rahul Gandhi the next prime minister. Sadly, it turned out to be his last public speech, in which he paid tributes to his mentor, former PM late Rajiv Gandhi.
Party workers, who attended the programme 'Rajiv Ek Soach' in Ghatkopar last Sunday, hadn't expected him to depart so early at the age of 63, because they wanted him to guide them to regain the lost glory of the Congress. At the same meeting, Kamat and other speakers had kept politics aside and paid rich homage to late Atal Bihari Vajpayee.


