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Blow To Cong As Its Delhi Unit Chief Quits Over AAP Alliance
The Morning Standard
|April 29, 2024
In a jolt to the Congress, the party's Delhi unit president Arvinder Singh Lovely quit the post on Sunday, which has been accepted by the party.
His resignation comes less than a month ahead of the Lok Sabha elections in the city.
In his four-page resignation letter to the Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge, Lovely cited various reasons, including the party's decision to ally with the AAP, fielding outsiders as candidates and the "undemocratic" behaviour of AICC Delhi in-charge Deepak Babaria.
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