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Milind Deora's first reaction after leaving Congress: Politics of PAIN

Addressing a gathering at Varsha, the official residence of Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde Deora said Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah have a vision for developing the country.

Milind Deora on Sunday launched a veiled attack on Congress leadership after joining Shiv Sena, saying his parent party is not the same as it used to be when Manmohan Singh had launched economic reforms but it is now abusing industrialists, businessmen and calling them anti-nationals.
Addressing a gathering at Varsha, the official residence of Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde here, Deora said Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah have a vision for developing the country. He also hailed Shinde as the "most accessible" chief minister. "It is not easy to make a decision to quit Congress with whom the Deora family has been associated for 55 years. Chief Minister Eknath Shinde requires good people. It is the opinion of Shinde and Lok Sabha member Shrikant Shinde that I can represent his vision and I am thankful to them for trusting me." "I want to tell one thing, I was loyal to Congress when it was going through a difficult phase. I joined Congress in 2004. If Congress and Shiv Sena (UBT) had focused on the constructive suggestions and merit, we would not be sitting here," he said pointing at Shinde, whose rebellion against Uddhav Thackeray split Shiv Sena in June 2022.
Deora, a former Union minister, said, "When Manmohan Singh was the finance minister 30 years ago, the Congress party ushered in economic reforms, but now it is abusing industrialists and businessmen, and calling them anti-nationals".
Though Deora didn't name any Congress leader, he was apparently referring to Rahul Gandhi who often criticises the Adani Group.

Timing of Milind Deora's resignation determined by Narendra Modi: Jairam Ramesh

Congress took a jibe at Milind Deora following his resignation saying his father never abandoned the party.&nbsp;

Soon after Milind Deora announced his resignation from the Congress on Sunday, Jairam Ramesh took a swipe at the leader invoking his late father, veteran Congress leader Murli Deora.
In a post on X, Ramesh recalled his long years of association with the seven-time Congress MP saying that he stood by the Congress party, through thick and thin.
In an interview to PTI, Jairam Ramesh also alleged that the timing of the announcement of his departure from the party was determined by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Soon after his Congress colleague Jitin Prasada quit the party to join the BJP, Milind Deora on Wednesday said the Congress must reclaim its position as India's big tent party and asserted that it still has a strong bench which, if empowered and optimally utilised, can deliver.
A former chief of the Mumbai Congress, Deora, however, wished that several of his friends, peers and valued colleagues hadn't left the party.
Congress leader Prasada joined the BJP on Wednesday, in a shot in the arm for the saffron party as it prepares for assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh scheduled for early next year.
He joined the BJP in the presence of Union minister Piyush Goyal and its chief spokesperson Anil Baluni.

Deora after Jitin exit: Congress must reclaim position as India's big tent party

Soon after his Congress colleague Jitin Prasada quit the party to join the BJP, Milind Deora on Wednesday said the Congress must reclaim its position as India's big tent party and asserted that it still has a strong bench which, if empowered and optimally utilised, can deliver.
A former chief of the Mumbai Congress, Deora, however, wished that several of his friends, peers and valued colleagues hadn't left the party.
Congress leader Prasada joined the BJP on Wednesday, in a shot in the arm for the saffron party as it prepares for assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh scheduled for early next year.
He joined the BJP in the presence of Union minister Piyush Goyal and its chief spokesperson Anil Baluni.

There was no media, communication strategy in Mumbai Congress says South Mumbai candidate Milind Deora.

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