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AICC leader Nana Patole quits as Kisan Congress chief

Kisan Congress President Nana Patole on Saturday stepped down from his party post, a day after several office-bearers of the Congress tendered their resignations. In a tweet on Saturday, Patole wrote that he was resigning as the chairman of the Kisan Congress and "dismissing" the unit.

AICC leader Nana Patole (file photo)
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Published : Jun 29, 2019, 7:50 PM IST

Nagpur (Maharashtra): AICC leader from Maharashtra, Nana Patole, has joined a group of Congress office-bearers to quit following a debacle of the party in the recently-held Lok

Sabha elections. Patole had lost to BJP's Nitin Gadkari from Nagpur seat.

In a tweet on Saturday, Patole wrote that he was resigning as the chairman of the Kisan Congress and "dismissing" the unit.

  • कांग्रेस अध्यक्ष के रूप में अपना इस्तीफा वापस ना लेने के लिए @RahulGandhi जी का दृढ़ निर्णय है।
    हार हमारी सामूहिक जिम्मेदारी है,इसलिए मैं किसान कॉंग्रेस राष्ट्रीय अध्यक्ष पदसे इस्तीफा दे रहाओर किसान कॉंग्रेस बॉडीको बरखास्त कर रहा हूं।हम देशहित में राहुल जी,कॉंग्रेस के साथ खडे है। pic.twitter.com/CK6D139cjo

    — Nana Patole (@NANA_PATOLE) June 29, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data=" ">

A string of Congress leaders from various states have tendered their resignations in a bid to give a "free hand" to Gandhi to restructure the party.

The Congress President himself had announced his decision to quit after the poll debacle but the Congress Working Committee (CWC) wants him to stay on.

Gandhi had reportedly expressed his disgust over some leaders of the party clinging to their positions even after the electoral defeat.

"Rahul Gandhi is firm on not withdrawing his resignation as Congress President. Loss is a collective responsibility. Hence, I am resigning from the post of chairman of Kisan Congress- AICC and dismissing Kisan Congress body. We are in the interest of the nation standing with Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party," Patole tweeted.

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Nagpur (Maharashtra): AICC leader from Maharashtra, Nana Patole, has joined a group of Congress office-bearers to quit following a debacle of the party in the recently-held Lok

Sabha elections. Patole had lost to BJP's Nitin Gadkari from Nagpur seat.

In a tweet on Saturday, Patole wrote that he was resigning as the chairman of the Kisan Congress and "dismissing" the unit.

  • कांग्रेस अध्यक्ष के रूप में अपना इस्तीफा वापस ना लेने के लिए @RahulGandhi जी का दृढ़ निर्णय है।
    हार हमारी सामूहिक जिम्मेदारी है,इसलिए मैं किसान कॉंग्रेस राष्ट्रीय अध्यक्ष पदसे इस्तीफा दे रहाओर किसान कॉंग्रेस बॉडीको बरखास्त कर रहा हूं।हम देशहित में राहुल जी,कॉंग्रेस के साथ खडे है। pic.twitter.com/CK6D139cjo

    — Nana Patole (@NANA_PATOLE) June 29, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data=" ">

A string of Congress leaders from various states have tendered their resignations in a bid to give a "free hand" to Gandhi to restructure the party.

The Congress President himself had announced his decision to quit after the poll debacle but the Congress Working Committee (CWC) wants him to stay on.

Gandhi had reportedly expressed his disgust over some leaders of the party clinging to their positions even after the electoral defeat.

"Rahul Gandhi is firm on not withdrawing his resignation as Congress President. Loss is a collective responsibility. Hence, I am resigning from the post of chairman of Kisan Congress- AICC and dismissing Kisan Congress body. We are in the interest of the nation standing with Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party," Patole tweeted.

Also Read: Pune wall collapse: Fadnavis, Nitish Kumar announce ex-gratia

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AICC leader Nana Patole quits as Kisan Congress chief
         Nagpur, Jun 29 (PTI)AICC leader from Maharashtra,
Nana Patole, has joined a group of Congress office-bearers to
quit following a debacle of the party in the recently-held Lok
Sabha elections.
         Patole had lost to BJP's Nitin Gadkari from Nagpur
seat.
         In a tweet Saturday, Patole wrote that he was
resigning as the chairman of the Kisan Congress and
"dismissing" the unit.
         A string of Congress leaders from various states have
tendered their resignations in a bid to give a "free hand" to
Gandhi to restructure the party.
         The Congress president himself had announced his
decision to quit after the poll debacle but the Congress
Working Committee (CWC) wants him to stay on.
         Gandhi had reportedly expressed his disgust over some
leaders of the party clinging to their positions even after
the electoral defeat.
         "Rahul Gandhi is firm on not withdrawing his
resignation as Congress president. Loss is a collective
responsibility. Hence, I am resigning from the post of
chairman of Kisan Congress- AICC and dismissing Kisan Congress
body. We are in the interest of the nation standing with Rahul
Gandhi and the Congress party," Patole tweeted. PTI CLS
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