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Updated On: 16 July, 2019 07:37 AM IST | Mumbai | Hemal Ashar
Despite a spate of resignations and talk of a sinking ship, Congress allies keep the faith

Karan Adik, Anita Shekhar-Castellino and Herbert Barretto
One Navjot Singh 'Sidhu-ism' (phrases the cricketer-commentator is famous for) went like this: commentating at a match, Sidhu had said, "The way Indian wickets are falling, it reminds one of the cycle stand at Rajendra Talkies in Patiala... one falls and everything else falls." Replace 'Indian wickets' with Congress politicians today and Sidhu could ironically be very well talking about himself and the Congress party.
The ideology
With the MLA drama showing no signs of petering out and Sidhu adding to the storm by sending his official resignation on Monday, the Congress crisis is in escalation mode. B A Desai, former Congress minister, said, "The Congress party has to save itself. It has to convince people that they do not speak about appeasement but stopping discrimination.




