Captain Ajay Singh Yadav Resigned After Defeat of Congress from Haryana

Ajay Singh Yadav: After the defeat in Haryana, the Congress party has suffered a major blow. Senior Congress leader Captain Ajay Singh Yadav has resigned.

After the crushing defeat in Haryana, the Congress party suffered a major jolt on the evening of October 17. Captain Ajay Singh Yadav, a stalwart leader, resigned from the party. In a series of rapid-fire posts on social media, he wrote that he is not a saint but a full-time politician. Captain Ajay Singh Yadav is the son-in-law of former Bihar CM Lalu Prasad Yadav.

In the morning, he wrote on social media, "I am not a saint, but a full-time politician. I will decide my future strategy only after Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge accepts my resignation. I will also give a detailed account of the obstacles and conspiracies that some leaders have created to harm my political career."

Past Experiences in Congress

He also claimed that he would face the media only after his resignation was accepted. He wrote, "I am waiting for Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge to accept my resignation, and then I will meet the media and share my experiences of the past two years, including the harassment and humiliation I faced at the hands of some leaders."

Social Media Post

Captain Yadav himself shared the information on social media. He wrote, "I have resigned from the primary membership of the Congress party. I am no longer the chairman of the OBC Morcha of the All India Congress Committee. The information has been sent to Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge."

Old Connection with Congress

Captain Yadav further wrote, "The decision to resign was very difficult for me, as my family has had a 70-year-old connection with the Congress. My late father, Rao Abhay Singh, became an MLA from the Congress in 1952, and I continued the family tradition. However, after Sonia Gandhi stepped down as Congress President, I was mistreated, and my faith in the party's high command was shaken."