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A HUSHED blame game has started in the Maharashtra Congress after the resignation of former chief minister Ashok Chavan from the party, close on the heels of two other leaders quitting the state unit.
In a setback to the Mumbai Congress ahead of the Lok Sabha elections,its high-profile face from the upscale Bandra belt, Baba Siddique, resigned from the party on Thursday.
A day after quitting the Congress party and joining the Shiv Sena led by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, former Union minister and South Mumbai MP Milind Deora remains bitter with his former party with which his family had a 55-year-long relationship. In an interview with The Indian Express, Deora, 47, who had been once part of Rahul Gandhi’s “young brigade”, claims that the grand old party has lost its way and become “unrecognisable” now. Excerpts:
The resignation of former MP and senior party leader Milind Deorafrom the Congress is set to disrupt the party’s Lok Sabha campaign in Mumbai, just months ahead of the upcoming general elections.
Senior Congress leader Milind Deora’s decision to quit the Congress on Sunday, which came hours after he dismissed the speculation, was long in the making but made public on a day when the party is scheduled to set off on a cross-country yatra from the Northeast.