Dehradun, Oct. 7 -- Former Uttarakhand Chief Minister and Congress leader Harish Rawat on Wednesday said he was heading to Delhi to present his position before the party's top leadership amid a row over his independent 'Jan Samvad Yatra' in the state, while highlighting his nearly six-decade association with the Congress.

In a post on X, Rawat said his formal membership of the Congress would complete 58 years on October 14, while his association with the party would mark 60 years this month.

"On this 14th of October, my formal relationship with the Congress, that is, my membership, will complete 58 years. I had started participating in the programs of the Congress's youth wing two years prior to that, meaning my association with the Con...