Congress in Gujarat would see a major divide before LS polls: Dy CM Nitin Patel
January 07, 2019
Gandhinagar: Amid the ongoing ‘internal bickering’ in Gujarat Congress, Senior BJP leader and Gujarat DyCM Nitin Patel today claimed that the main opposition party in Gujarat would see a major divide and breaking away of several leaders before the coming Loksabha polls.
Talking to newsmen he said that seemingly Congress in Gujarat was being run not as a party but like groups and factions.
‘Recently several annoyed leaders of the party including MLAs, MPs and even a former union Minister participated in a meeting at the residence of a senior congress leader,’ he said in a reference to the meeting held at former GPCC president Arjun Modhwadiya’s residence.
He claimed that there would be a major divide in the party and several of its leaders including MLAs would leave the party before the LS polls.
Patel said that some of the MLAs from the party would also join BJP.
DeshGujarat
Related Stories
Alpesh Thakor flies to Delhi to meet Congress high-command, says attempts within party are made to weaken him
Ghar hoy tya vaasano khakhde pann khara: Ahmed Patel on buzz relating to meeting at Modhwadia's residence
Jasdan win for Gujarat BJP beyond a gain of single assembly seat
Meeting at Modhwadia's residence not about any discontentment withing Congress, different leaders have different style of functioning: Chavda
Speculations rife as 17 Gujarat Congress leaders hold meeting at Arjun Modhwadia's residence
Recent Stories
- Gujarat ministers hold 4 group discussions in Chintan Shivir at Prabhas Patan
- Experts from Kochi visit Surat for feasibility survey of water metro along the Tapi
- PM-Kisan beneficiaries in Gujarat shall register on AgriStack Farmer Registry by Nov 25
- News in Brief from across Gujarat
- Update on work in progress on Dahod-Gujarat-MP Border section of Delhi-Mumbai Expressway
- IAS officer Mona Khandhar appointed as Chairman of Gujarat Panchayat Service Selection Board
- It is a kind of moral science lesson: Gujarat HC on plea against Bhagavad Gita teaching in schools