Senior BJP leader and former Union Minister Harsh Vardhan said it was inevitable as the grassroots workers had not accepted the AAP-Congress alliance. Congress leader Surendra Rajput said Kharge will decide the future course of action after Lovely's resignation.
Arvinder Singh Lovely was requested to resign from his position as the party's Delhi president in 2015. Subsequently, he departed from the Congress and joined the BJP.
Last week, the Congress party released its manifesto for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections and called it 'Nyay Patra.' The seven-phase Lok Sabha polls will kick off on April 19 with the counting of votes set to take place on June 4.
Each coordinator will be assisted by three other leaders to list names for block and district presidents. The party also plans to set up district and block Congress committees, each of which will have two mandals.
The Congress on Thursday appointed Arvinder Lovely as the chief of its Delhi unit, replacing Anil Chaudhary.
Congress candidate from Delhi's Gandhinagar Assembly seat, Arvinder Singh Lovely voted in the East Azad Nagar polling booth on Saturday. The former Congress Minister said: "Delhi is voting on development which has come to a standstill as no work has been done.
Lovely, while leaving the Congress party back then, had said that many senior Congress leaders were feeling “suffocated” as the party is no longer what it used to be.
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