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Don't deserve the way I was insulted: Ashok Choudhary on his removal as chief of Bihar PCC
Ashok Choudhary, who has been ousted from the post of the Bihar Congress president yesterday, said that the expulsion was \"insulting\".
Bihar: Ashok Choudhary, who has been ousted from the post of the Bihar Congress president yesterday, said that the expulsion was "insulting".
"I welcome the decision of the party but I don't deserve the way I was insulted and expelled from the party. I don't want to leave the party but don't have a choice," he told ANI on Wednesday.
Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday relieved Ashok Choudhary from his post as Bihar PCC chief with immediate effect.
According to the sources, the leaders of the party were unhappy with Ashok for dwindling prospects in the state and discontent among party cadres.
Earlier in September, a faction of the Bihar Congress, led by state president Ashok, gave a miss to the anti-BJP rally in Bihar.
He also did not go to Delhi on being summoned by party vice-president Rahul Gandhi for a meeting to discuss the crisis in Bihar after the collapse of the Grand Alliance.
