Lok Sabha elections: Congress's bad defeat in Uttar Pradesh, Raj Babbar quits as UP president

new Delhi: 

Uttar Pradesh Congress chief Raj Babbar has sent his resignation to party president Rahul Gandhi in view of the party's disappointing performance in the Lok Sabha elections. State Congress spokesman Rajiv Bakshi told PTI on Friday that Babbar has sent his resignation to Rahul Gandhi. Bakshi said that Babbar has resigned while taking responsibility for the poor performance of the party in Lok Sabha elections. Earlier, Babbar tweeted, "The results for the UP Congress are disappointing. I am guilty of not being able to play my responsibility properly. Keep your point with leadership and keep your point.Congratulating the winners for achieving public confidence. "It is noteworthy that out of the 80 Lok Sabha seats in Uttar Pradesh, Congress won only one Rae Bareli seat from which Sonia Gandhi had contested. Raj Babbar has lost the election from Fatehpur Sikri.

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It is worth mentioning that on Thursday the Congress has once again become the successor of the Lok Sabha elections. He has got 52 seats in the entire country. It is a fact that the Congress will not get a chance to make the Lok Sabha a Leader of Opposition because at least 55 seats are necessary for this. On the other hand, news is coming that in the Congress Working Committee meeting on Saturday, Rahul Gandhi can offer the resignation of Congress president. Let us tell you that during the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, Congress had 44 seats. And this will be the second time when the leader of the opposition will not be in the Lok Sabha. 

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