Another party General Secretary also brushed aside the reports saying such "drama" does not take place at a CWC meeting.
He said this when asked about reports that the two leaders would offer their resignations at the CWC meet and they would be rejected by the members.
As Congress searches for answers for the defeat, daggers are already out in the party ahead of the crucial CWC meet.
Senior party leaders speaking in private are severely critical of some key advisers of Rahul Gandhi while some have chosen to go public finding fault with the ticket distribution.
Those who are in the firing line of a section of leaders include Jairam Ramesh, Mohan Gopal, Madhusudan Mistry, Mohan Prakash and Ajay Maken.
