Have only resigned as Delhi Congress chief, not joining any political party: Arvinder Singh Lovely
Arvinder Singh Lovely on Sunday said he has only resigned as chief of the Congress' Delhi unit and is not joining any other political party. His clarification came after Congress ex-MLA Asif Mohammad Khan claimed that the BJP would field Lovely from the East Delhi constituency, replacing Harsh Malhotra. «I have only resigned as Delhi Congress chief and I am not joining any political party,» he said at a press conference at his residence.
Lovely said his resignation reflected the pain of Congress workers saddened by the fact that the «ideals they had been fighting for during the last seven to eight years» were being compromised.
«We are fighting the elections together but never did the Congress workers say that we are giving a clean chit to them or giving them credit for building schools and hospitals, which is far from the reality,» Lovely said, referring to the party's tie-up with the AAP in Delhi for the Lok Sabha polls.
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In a setback to the Congress ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, Lovely resigned as the party's Delhi
