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Contesting his first election, having recently joined the ruling BJP, Hardik Patel says Congress "never stops anyone from leaving"

With yet another high-profile exit from the Congress party, there is speculation that more dissident leaders will follow

Hardik Patel, who recently quit the Congress, will join the BJP on Thursday, sources have said.

Amid deepening crisis in Congress with the party's working president in Gujarat Hardik Patel quitting the party ahead of the Assembly polls, Rahul Gandhi on Thursday left for London to address an 'Ideas for India'.

After days of sulking, Gujarat leader Hardik Patel quit the Congress today with a resignation letter pummelling Rahul Gandhi, who had brought him into the party in 2019.

Naming Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, and Sonia Gandhi, he said he does not have any issues with them and what's most important is that the party give responsibility, without favouritism, to leaders who are true to the people.

Sulking Congress leader Hardik Patel was seen on stage with Rahul Gandhi at a rally today in Gujarat, where the opposition party is struggling with a widening rift ahead of elections later this year.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has reached out to disgruntled Gujarat Congress Committee working president Hardik Patel to sort out differences in the party unit ahead of state assembly polls, said sources.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today met Hardik Patel and other party workers over lunch In Ahmedabad where he appeared before a court in a defamation case that was filed against him for calling Home Minister Amit Shah a "murder accused". Mr Gandhi pleaded "not guilty" in the defamation case and was granted bail.

Patidar leader Hardik Patel, who shot to fame by spearheading a quota stir in Gujarat, today joined the Congress in the presence of Rahul Gandhi during the party's Working Committee meet in Ahmedabad.

The Congress party has chosen Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home turf Gujarat for its high profile strategy meeting today. The Congress Working Committee (CWC) is all set to kick-start its campaign for the Lok Sabha elections as well as have a brainstorming session, to give a final shape to the party's election strategy. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will...

Patidar community leader Hardik Patel will reportedly join the Congress party ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha election. Top sources in the Congress have told news agency Press Trust of India that Hardik Patel will likely join the party on March 12. "He is likely to contest the election from Jamnagar constituency," they said.

Patidar leader Hardik Patel on Sunday said not meeting Congress president Rahul Gandhi ahead of the Gujarat polls was a mistake as it would have prevented the BJP from retaining power in the state.

Hardik Patel, the 24-year-old face of the Patidar campaign in Gujarat, said he did not consider Congress president Rahul Gandhi "my leader", adding that he favoured the entry of Mr Gandhi's sister Priyanka Vadra in politics.

Savarkundla Mansukh Vardoriya says he can tell the BJP what went wrong for the party in Saurashtra in the Gujarat assembly elections. "Arrogance and sheer indifference to farmers' plight," says the 55-year-old Patidar farmer as he stares at the inferior cotton crop on his 20 bighas of land hit by unseasonal rain a few months ago.

Contesting his first election, having recently joined the ruling BJP, Hardik Patel says Congress "never stops anyone from leaving"

With yet another high-profile exit from the Congress party, there is speculation that more dissident leaders will follow

Hardik Patel, who recently quit the Congress, will join the BJP on Thursday, sources have said.

Amid deepening crisis in Congress with the party's working president in Gujarat Hardik Patel quitting the party ahead of the Assembly polls, Rahul Gandhi on Thursday left for London to address an 'Ideas for India'.

After days of sulking, Gujarat leader Hardik Patel quit the Congress today with a resignation letter pummelling Rahul Gandhi, who had brought him into the party in 2019.

Naming Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, and Sonia Gandhi, he said he does not have any issues with them and what's most important is that the party give responsibility, without favouritism, to leaders who are true to the people.

Sulking Congress leader Hardik Patel was seen on stage with Rahul Gandhi at a rally today in Gujarat, where the opposition party is struggling with a widening rift ahead of elections later this year.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has reached out to disgruntled Gujarat Congress Committee working president Hardik Patel to sort out differences in the party unit ahead of state assembly polls, said sources.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today met Hardik Patel and other party workers over lunch In Ahmedabad where he appeared before a court in a defamation case that was filed against him for calling Home Minister Amit Shah a "murder accused". Mr Gandhi pleaded "not guilty" in the defamation case and was granted bail.

Patidar leader Hardik Patel, who shot to fame by spearheading a quota stir in Gujarat, today joined the Congress in the presence of Rahul Gandhi during the party's Working Committee meet in Ahmedabad.

The Congress party has chosen Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home turf Gujarat for its high profile strategy meeting today. The Congress Working Committee (CWC) is all set to kick-start its campaign for the Lok Sabha elections as well as have a brainstorming session, to give a final shape to the party's election strategy. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will...

Patidar community leader Hardik Patel will reportedly join the Congress party ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha election. Top sources in the Congress have told news agency Press Trust of India that Hardik Patel will likely join the party on March 12. "He is likely to contest the election from Jamnagar constituency," they said.

Patidar leader Hardik Patel on Sunday said not meeting Congress president Rahul Gandhi ahead of the Gujarat polls was a mistake as it would have prevented the BJP from retaining power in the state.

Hardik Patel, the 24-year-old face of the Patidar campaign in Gujarat, said he did not consider Congress president Rahul Gandhi "my leader", adding that he favoured the entry of Mr Gandhi's sister Priyanka Vadra in politics.

Savarkundla Mansukh Vardoriya says he can tell the BJP what went wrong for the party in Saurashtra in the Gujarat assembly elections. "Arrogance and sheer indifference to farmers' plight," says the 55-year-old Patidar farmer as he stares at the inferior cotton crop on his 20 bighas of land hit by unseasonal rain a few months ago.