NEW DELHI: Days after Digvijaya Singh's "major surgery" remark , more Congress leaders have come out demanding revamp in the party in the face of debacle in the just-concluded assembly elections."15-20 leaders" should be sent on a compulsory holiday for "a few years". This was necessary as they "play the musical chair" in the organisation, either in the AICC or as PCC chiefs, or become Union ministers if the party is in power, said former Union minister and senior leader V Kishore Chandra Deo. "They are misleading the leadership, even Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi. If the leadership gets wrong information, what results you can expect?" he said, adding, "compulsory holiday should extend to a few years."Congress leader Abhishek Singhvi has also suggested shunting out usual faces to advisory roles in the party even as he defended the party leadership against Digvijaya's remarks. New younger state leaders should be brought in, CWC revamped and "usual faces" "shunted" to advisory roles, Singhvi said while maintaining that the talk of "surgery" in the organisation is "never about unifocal look at leadership".Singhvi, who is a Congress spokesperson, in a series of tweets said that party men do not shrug off results in the assembly polls as "business as usual"."No genuine loyal Congman shrugs off results as OK or business as usual. Apart from incumbency & cyclical factors v will analyse & have new ideas," he tweeted. Among the steps he suggested was a "new" Congress Working Committee, the apex decision making body of the party, "new" general secretaries and early declaration of candidates."Surgery never abt unifocal look at leadership. Includes specifics-3 & 6 mth prior declaration of MLA/MP candidates; new younger state faces (eg pilot in raj); new Gen secys; new cwc; micro mgmt; 50% pure merit & 50% region, caste etc; shunt usual faces/ names to advisory roles".Taking a dig at the BJP, Singhvi also said, "Congress is a banyan tree giving widest shade without discrimination on basis of caste creed sex origin. Unlike elective biases of some others."Singhvi's remarks are significant as two days back Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh had made a strong pitch for "major surgery" in the organisation in the backdrop of the electoral debacle in four states.Seeking to lift the party's morale, Congress President Sonia Gandhi had on Saturday asserted that "no failure is permanent".