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Jammu and Kashmir: National Conference minority cell chief MK Yogi resigns

In a letter to the president and vice-president of the NC, Yogi charged the leadership of the party with pursuing their personal agenda instead of strengthening the party and its workers.

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|Apr 08, 2022, 13:36:37 IST

Jammu: In a setback to the National Conference, its minority cell president MK Yogi on Friday resigned to protest against the party leadership's alleged failure to recognise the work of ground activists in Jammu and Kashmir.Dozens of top leaders including lawmakers have left the party in the past six months over various issues."I am tendering my resignation from the post of president minority cell and also from the basic membership of the party," Yogi told reporters here.In a letter to the president and vice-president of the NC, Yogi charged the leadership of the party with pursuing their personal agenda instead of strengthening the party and its workers."Having served NC for the last 27 years, I painfully record my annoyance with its leadership for pursuing their personal agenda and not recognising the sincere work of ground workers", he said.Yogi said he gave his whole life to this party but his work was not recognised. "Therefore, I am resigning from the party", he said."While remaining in the party, I am unable to serve the people of my community, which has been the aim and purpose of my life", he said.Read all the Latest NewsTrending NewsCricket NewsBollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on FacebookTwitter and Instagram

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First Published:Apr 08, 2022, 13:36:37 IST
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