The President of Congress Mallikarjun Kharge said on Sunday that he had no information about the real reason why Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned as a vice -chairman and added that the matter is among the former vice president and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The opposition leader in Rajya Sabha noted that Dhankhar had always stated the government party and said he had never allowed the opposition whenever he tried to cause problems, be it farmers or poor or foreign policy matters, PTI reports.
“I don’t know all the details.
“Never gave us the opportunity”
Kharge also said that whenever the opposition tried to cause problems concerning farmers, bad, international questions or foreign policy, Dhankhar was “never used” (in Rajya Sabha as its chairman).
Kharge spoke to reporters in Karnataka Vijayapura, adding: “When we tried to raise problems by issuing announcements about the poor, atrocities against women, Dalits and ending, and incidents such as Hindu-Muslim clashes.
Dhankarova sudden resignation as VP
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Dhankhar said in his resignation letter to President Droubadim Murma that he “prefers health care” with the immediate effect.
However, the opposition led by the Congress party rejected the explanation of the health problems behind the sudden 74 -year -old, and instead claimed that “much deeper reasons” were in the game.
22nd July, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wanted Dhankhar good health. The leader of the Jairam Ramesh Congress responded with kicking in PM. Ramesh, as usual, said X that the post of social media PM Modi “added to the secrets of his sudden east”.
KHARGE refuses to comment on the publication of the President KPCC
Kharge answered the question of changing the President of Congress Karnataka and said, “All these things cannot be said now.
Currently, the representative of the Chief Minister DK Shivakumar is organized by the President of the Karnataka Pradesh (KPCC) President.
In the ruling congress in the state, there were votes that replaced him and quoted him to hold two key positions.
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