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Digvijaya removed as Congress in-charge of Goa, Karnataka

| | Apr 30, 2017, at 07:10 pm
New Delhi, Apr 30 (BNS): The Congress party has removed its senior leader Digvijaya Singh as the in-charge of poll-bound Karnataka as well as Goa.

The Congress party had failed to form government in Goa even after emerging as the largest party by votes.

New teams of the party have been assigned in these states.

“Congress President Sonia Gandhi has assigned the task of looking after Karnataka and Goa affairs to new AICC teams,” a release by the party, available with media, said.

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