Ticket distribution problems plague Congress in Madhya Pradesh
Ticket distribution problems plague Congress in Madhya Pradesh
Despite firefighting efforts by the party high command, the simmering discontent among Congress leaders in Madhya Pradesh over denial of tickets for the Nov 27 state elections has come out into the open. Two former ministers Thursday quit the party - one to contest as an independent and the other to join the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP). » full story
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