Shashi Tharoor, a Congress MP, emphasized that national interests should take precedence over party loyalty, referencing Nehru's words. This statement comes amid internal criticism within the Congress party, particularly after Tharoor's support for the government on national security matters and praise for PM Modi's diplomatic efforts.
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