Arvinder Singh Lovely’s resignation from Congress Party

“Congress leaders are showing mirror,” was how the BJP initially reacted to Arvinder Singh Lovely’s resignation.

BJP Leaders and spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla said,

“The Congress party lacks direction or goal. Just absurdity, chaos, and bewilderment abound in the party. There is no retention of the Congress leaders.

It is up against in the Delhi assembly election by the Congress party. President of the Delhi Congress Arvinder Singh Lovely tendered his resignation on Sunday, April 28, 2024. The BJP has taken aim at the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party in reaction to Lovely’s exit.

“The Congress leaders are revealing the mirror to its hypocrisy,” said Shehzad Poonawalla, a BJP spokesperson.

Arvinder Singh Lovely
In an interview with ANI, Poonawalla said, “The Congress party has no aim or vision. The party is essentially be set with contradictions, chaos, and perplexity.”Tickets for Delhi events were given out by the Congress to non-Dehradians. Congressmen staged a protest as well in Delhi. Poonawalla said further that Kanhaiya Kumar had been given a ticket from Delhi. Kanhaiya Kumar abused the armed forces. Our term for naxals is martyrs. He did, nevertheless, get a ticket.

“AAP and Congress came together for political reasons,” claims Poonawalla. You made threats to put Sonia Gandhi and Sheila Dikshit in jail. The Congress took issue with the Aam Aadmi Party’s role in the liquor scam. Still, the AAP and Congress combined just for political reasons. That does not ensure that the voters will band together, though. Right now, the Congress cannot keep its leaders because its own are revealing its dishonesty.

How come Arvinder Lovely left the party?

Lovely sent a four-page letter to Congressman Mallikarjun Kharge announcing his resignation. He argues this point out several times. Another alliance discussed is one with the Aam Aadmi Party of Delhi. Lovely claims Congressmen were against a partnership with the AAP as well. Moreover, Arvinder Lovely mentioned Kanhaiya Kumar in his letter.

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