I am not a saint; Captain Ajay Yadav said – Insults were going on in Congress for two years

Senior leader Captain Ajay Yadav, who has announced to leave the Congress party, has said that once his resignation is accepted, he will come in front of the media and tell his full story.

Sudhir Jha , GurugramFri, 18 Oct 2024 05:43 AM share

Senior leader Captain Ajay Yadav, who has announced to leave the Congress party, has said that once his resignation is accepted, he will come in front of the media and tell his full story. Ajay Yadav has said that some leaders were insulting him for two years and an attempt was also made to end his political career. The Captain said that after the resignation is accepted, he will explain his views in detail about these things. The Captain had informed through social media a day earlier that he had sent his resignation to the party president.

Captain said on Friday, ‘I am waiting for Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge to accept my resignation and then I will meet the media. I will tell how some leaders were insulting and harassing me for two years. In another post he said that he is a full-time political person and will soon decide on his future. Yadav wrote, ‘I am not a saint and am a full-time politician. I will decide my future as soon as the resignation is accepted. I will tell in detail how some leaders worked and created obstacles to shorten my political career.

Former Haryana minister and chairman of OBC cell in Congress, Captain Ajay Yadav announced to leave Congress on Thursday evening. His son Chiranjeev Rao lost the election from Rewari seat this time. Ajay Yadav has been MLA from this seat five times. Captain Ajay Yadav said that breaking a 70 year old relationship was a difficult decision. Yadav was angry for some time. After the election results in Haryana, he had raised many questions on his own party.