‘All is not well in Bihar Congress’: Tariq Anwar flags internal rift
Congress MP from Katihar, Tariq Anwar, on Saturday indicated that all is not well within the Bihar Congress, alleging attempts to weaken the party.
Congress MP from Katihar, Tariq Anwar, on Saturday indicated that all is not well within the Bihar Congress, alleging attempts to weaken the party.
Those expelled include former Congress Seva Dal Vice-President Aditya Paswan, former State Congress Vice-President Shakeelur Rahman, former Kisan Congress President Raj Kumar Sharma, former State Youth Congress President Raj Kumar Rajan, former EBC Cell President Kundan Gupta, Banka District President Kanchana Kumari, and Ravi Golden from Nalanda district.
However, it remains unclear how many seats the RJD, Congress, and Left parties will contest. So far, the Congress has released a list of 48 candidates, while the RJD announced nominees for 46 seats.
The Congress on Wednesday expelled Laxman Singh, a former party MLA in Madhya Pradesh, from the primary membership of the party for six years for anti-party activities, a party statement issued by DAC member secretary Tariq Anwar said.
The statement of the Congress MP comes in the wake of party's dismal performance in the recent Assembly elections in Delhi.
Speaking on the issue of Article 370 which was scrapped on August 5, 2019, by the Centre, Tewari said that the matter is subjudice in front of the Supreme Court and the matter will be taken up on October 31 for a hearing.
Sudheeran, who resigned from the Political Affairs Committee (PAC), was unhappy after the new Congress chief did not consult the powerful PAC before bringing in new reforms,
He got elected for the first time to the Lok Sabha from Katihar (Bihar) in 1980.
Tariq Anwar resigned from the party to express his annoyance over his party chief Sharad Pawar’s 'defence' of PM Modi on the controversial Rafale fighter jet deal.
Munaf Hakim said he had quit the primary membership of the party and claimed it was "difficult" to defend its image after Sharad Pawar "supported" PM Modi.
