Chavan admits there is grumbling in Cong over Chandrapur
An audio tape surfaced Saturday where Maharashtra Congress chief Ashok Chavan is purportedly heard saying that he wanted to resign as his views on candidate selection were not being heeded by the leadership.
When asked by reporters, Chavan said he was not aware of such a tape, but conceded that there was discontent in the party regarding the choice of Vinayak Bangade as Congress candidate for the Chandrapur Lok Sabha seat.
In the audio clip which went viral, a party worker named Rajurkar from Chandrapur is heard complaining about the choice of candidate when the party is sure to win in Chandrapur.
Chavan is heard telling him to speak to Mukul Wasnik, the Congress's Central Election Committee head.
"Nobody is listening to me and I am in a mood to resign," Chavan is purportedly heard saying further.
He is also heard telling Rajurkar to ask Bangade not to contest. In the end he is heard asking Rajurkar to share Bangade's contact number.
At a press conference here where the ..