Congress Unraveled: Ajay Yadav's Resignation Sparks OBC Controversy

BJP leader CR Kesavan criticized Congress following Captain Ajay Singh Yadav's resignation, claiming it exposes Congress's anti-OBC sentiment. Yadav, who held positions within Congress for years, resigned citing dissatisfaction with the party's leadership. His departure is seen as indicative of the party's issues with internal cohesion and minority representation.

In a recent development, BJP leader CR Kesavan launched a scathing critique of the Congress party following the resignation of former AICC OBC Department Chairman, Captain Ajay Singh Yadav. Kesavan accused Congress of having an 'OBC virodhi' or anti-OBC mentality, asserting that the party manipulates OBCs and other minority communities as political pawns.

Captain Ajay Singh Yadav announced his departure from Congress on Thursday, expressing dissatisfaction with the party's high command. Yadav, who has been a loyal member for decades, mentioned that his family has been associated with Congress for over 70 years, dating back to 1952 when his father first entered politics.

Ajay Singh Yadav's resignation serves as a significant blow to Congress's image, particularly regarding its treatment of minority communities. His exit raises questions about the party's internal dynamics and its commitment to representing disadvantaged groups, as Kesavan's statements suggest a deep-rooted issue within its ranks.

(With inputs from agencies.)