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The Hindu·2 min read·medium

Denied berth, Sait questions reward for ‘anti-party’ activities

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The Hindu Bureau
Denied berth, Sait questions reward for ‘anti-party’ activities
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Congress leader Tanveer Sait has expressed dissatisfaction after being denied a ministerial berth, questioning the party's decision to promote individuals allegedly involved in anti-party activities. While he remains a loyal party member, he noted significant pressure from supporters to reconsider his position.

Even as his supporters demanded that Tanveer Sait, a six-time MLA, resign from the Assembly in protest at being denied a ministerial berth, former Minister Tanveer Sait on Monday expressed his displeasure at the induction of leaders who had allegedly indulged in anti-party activities.

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