Students question LSR’s apolitical identity after principal appears in a party's video
Students question LSR’s apolitical identity after principal appears in a party's video
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Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala on Saturday clarified that Rahul Gandhi has not offered his resignation as party chief and dismissed reports of him doing so.
This came amid rumours that Rahul Gandhi may have offered to resign from his post following debacle in the Lok Sabha polls. Though Congress improved on its 2014 tally of 44, it could win just 52 Lok Sabha seats this year. The party could not open its account in 18 states and Union Territories.
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