Ex Gujarat MLA Suspended From Congress Back In Party Ahead Of 2024 Polls
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The four-time MLA, who was suspended for "anti-party" activities in January 2023, rejoined the opposition Congress along with 40 supporters here.
Former Gujarat Congress MLA PD Vasava, who was suspended for "anti-party" activities weeks after the December 2022 assembly elections, was on Thursday re-inducted into the outfit along with his supporters ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.
The four-time MLA, who was suspended for "anti-party" activities in January 2023, rejoined the opposition Congress along with 40 supporters here.
He was welcomed into the party by former Gujarat Congress president Arjun Modhwadia and his colleague Himmatsinh Patel.
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