India, Nov. 8 -- The rising demands from powerful names within the party, including former CM Rawat, will put the Congress party's 'one family, one ticket' principle to test.

The debate over dynastic politics has intensified within the Uttarakhand Congress as the party prepares for the February 2027 Assembly elections, with the selection of candidates emerging as a key test of internal discipline. The party's 'one family, one ticket' principle has drawn attention amid growing aspirations among relatives of senior leaders to contest elections or secure positions within the organisation.

The potential candidacy of Anand Rawat, younger son of former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat, has become a focal point of the discussion. With t...