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Late Congress leader Ahmad Patel's daughter Mumtaz apologised to her cadre after the Bharuch seat was given to AAP in the recently concluded seat-sharing talks with the Congress.

'Deeply apologise to cadre': Ahmed Patel's daughter after AAP gets Bharuch in Lok Sabha seat deal

Late Congress leader Ahmad Patel's daughter Mumtaz apologised to her cadre after Bharuch seat was given to AAP in the recently-concluded seat-sharing talks with the Congress.

Late Congress leader Ahmad Patel's daughter Mumtaz apologised to her cadre after the Bharuch seat was given to AAP in the recently concluded seat-sharing talks with the Congress.

Mumtaz Patel, the daughter of late Congress leader Ahmad Patel expressed disappointment over the seat-sharing deal finalised between Congress and AAP for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in Gujarat. As per the current arrangement, AAP has been handed the Bharuch seat, which has been a traditional stronghold for Congress' Ahmad Patel.
Children of the veteran Congress leader were unhappy as they were hoping that the Bharuch constituency would remain with the Congress.
"Deeply apologize to our district cadre for not being able to secure the Bharuch Lok Sabha seat in alliance. I share your disappointment," Mumtaz said on X.
"Together, we will regroup to make Congress stronger. We won't let Ahmed Patel's 45 years of legacy go in vain. #bharuchkibeti (sic)" she added.
Earlier, her brother Faisal Patel told ANI, "My party workers and I are not happy and we wanted this decision to not be taken but if the high command wants, we will follow it - both party workers and I."&nbsp;
In Gujarat, the AAP will be contesting from Bharuch and Bhavnagar, while the Congress will field its candidates from the remaining 24 seats in the state.
In Haryana, the AAP will contest the Lok Sabha polls from Kurukshetra. The Congress will contest both the Lok Sabha seats in Goa," he said. The Congress will also contest the lone seat in Chandigarh, Wasnik said.
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Sandeep Pathak said the AAP and the Congress have decided to contest Lok Sabha polls separately in Punjab. Wasnik said that even though the two parties will fight on different election symbols, they will work to ensure success on all seven seats in Delhi.
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Just days before the Parliament reconvenes, a major political controversy has erupted.
Gujarat police have claimed that late Congress leader Ahmed Patel had hatched a conspiracy to topple the BJP government in the state after the 2002 riots.
Police investigators made the claim before a local court while opposing the bail of activist Teesta Setalvad. Gujarat Police's Special Investigation Team (SIT) claimed that Setalvad was part of a "larger conspiracy" led by Ahmed Patel, a close associate of the Gandhi family.
The SIT said that Setalvad used to meet leaders of "a prominent national party in power at that time in Delhi to implicate names of senior leaders of the BJP government in riot cases". Setalvad had also demanded a Rajya Sabha seat, as per investigators.
She also received ₹30 lakhs after the 2002 riots at Ahmed Patel's behest, according to police. Setalvad has been arrested along with former IPS officers RB Sreekumar and Sanjiv Bhatt. They have been accused of fabricating evidence to frame innocent people in 2002 riot cases.
Setalvad was arrested in June 2022, a day after the Supreme Court upheld the clean chit given in riot-related cases to Narendra Modi, who was then Chief Minister of Gujarat.

2002 Gujarat riots | Late Congress leader Ahmed Patel, Teesta Setalvad plotted to topple Modi govt: SIT

Gujarat Police's Special Investigation Team (SIT) told a court that activist Teesta Setalvad was part of a "larger conspiracy" led by late Ahmed Patel, a close associate of the Gandhi family.

Just days before the Parliament reconvenes, a major political controversy has erupted.
Gujarat police have claimed that late Congress leader Ahmed Patel had hatched a conspiracy to topple the BJP government in the state after the 2002 riots.
Police investigators made the claim before a local court while opposing the bail of activist Teesta Setalvad. Gujarat Police's Special Investigation Team (SIT) claimed that Setalvad was part of a "larger conspiracy" led by Ahmed Patel, a close associate of the Gandhi family.
The SIT said that Setalvad used to meet leaders of "a prominent national party in power at that time in Delhi to implicate names of senior leaders of the BJP government in riot cases". Setalvad had also demanded a Rajya Sabha seat, as per investigators.
She also received ₹30 lakhs after the 2002 riots at Ahmed Patel's behest, according to police. Setalvad has been arrested along with former IPS officers RB Sreekumar and Sanjiv Bhatt. They have been accused of fabricating evidence to frame innocent people in 2002 riot cases.
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Setalvad was arrested in June 2022, a day after the Supreme Court upheld the clean chit given in riot-related cases to Narendra Modi, who was then Chief Minister of Gujarat.

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