After the results of Assam Assembly elections, Jitendra Singh has resigned from the post of in-charge of Assam Congress. He has sent his resignation to Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge. In the letter, he has taken responsibility for the defeat in the election results.
What did Bhanwar Jitendra Singh write in the letter sent to Kharge?
Bhanwar Jitendra Singh wrote in a letter to Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, “I am resigning from the post of General Secretary in-charge of Assam with immediate effect.” The recent election results have been extremely disappointing, and I take full responsibility for my role in this outcome. Despite our best efforts, we could not live up to the expectations of the people of Assam, whom we had pledged to serve.
Respected Shri @kharge yes,
I write to tender my resignation as General Secretary In-Charge of Assam with immediate effect.
The recent election results have been deeply disappointing, and I take full responsibility for my role in the outcome. Despite our best efforts, we were… pic.twitter.com/1LYzx9zbMD— Jitendra Singh Alwar (@JitendraSAlwar) May 4, 2026
I am grateful for the trust you have shown in me – Jitendra Singh
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