Arvinder Singh Lovely Congress

After joining the BJP today, former Congress Delhi chief Arvinder Singh Lovely said that he had resigned last Sunday from the Congress post but till date no response has been received from party leaders.

Former Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely has returned to the BJP, days after he stepped down from the post. He had said he won't join the BJP. But his move had already set off speculation about a crossover to the BJP.

In a major setback to the Congress party, two of its leaders and observers for two Lok Sabha seats in Delhi, Neeraj Basoya and Naseeb Singh have resigned from the party.

The Congress today appointed former MLA Devender Yadav as the interim president of its Delhi unit, days after Arvinder Singh Lovely resigned from the post criticising the party's alliance with AAP and statements of Congress candidates in Delhi.

Arvinder Singh Lovely, who stepped down from the post of the Delhi Congress chief, has strongly refuted speculation that he is about to change camp and has been acting at the behest of the BJP.

AAP leader Sanjay Singh lauded Arvinder Singh Lovely on Monday for the party's Lok Sabha poll alliance with the Congress, a day after he resigned as the Delhi unit president of the grand old party criticising the tie-up.

Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister and BJP candidate from Vidisha, Shivraj Singh Chouhan criticized the Congress party over Arvinder Singh Lovely's resignation, saying that the party has lost both direction and vision.

Arvinder Singh Lovely, who stepped down from the post of the Delhi Congress chief earlier today, setting off massive speculation about a crossover to the BJP, has clarified that he is not joining any party.

BJP leader Shehzad Poonawalla has criticized the Congress party following the resignation of the Delhi Congress Committee President Arvinder Singh Lovely who has accused the Congress party of lacking mission and vision and "steeped

Congress leader Arvinder Singh Lovely today resigned as the chief of the party's Delhi unit over its alliance with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).

Delhi Congress president Arvinder Singh Lovely on Monday donated desks made by Rahul Gandhi and carpenters of the Kirti Nagar furniture market to students of the Premela Bai Chavan School for the specially-abled at Karkardooma, a statement said.

Arvinder Singh Lovely is a Congress leader who had walked out of his party in 2017 to join the BJP. He returned to the Congress in February 2018. Mr Lovely, who has been the Delhi Education Minister in the past, lost the fight for the East Delhi Lok Sabha seat in 2019 to the BJP's Gautam Gambhir.

Congress leaders Haroon Yusuf, Arvinder Singh Lovely, Alka Lamba and Poonam Azad were among the prominent party candidates who filed their nominations for the Delhi Assembly elections on Monday.

The Congress this evening announced a first list of 54 candidates for Delhi Assembly elections scheduled to be held next month, with former AAP leader Alka Lamba, former ministers Arvinder Singh Lovely and Ashok Walia on the document

Delhi Congress leader Arvinder Lovely alleged on Friday that nearly 40-45 per cent unauthorised colonies in the national capital will not be regularised due to a notification issued by the BJP-ruled Centre.

After joining the BJP today, former Congress Delhi chief Arvinder Singh Lovely said that he had resigned last Sunday from the Congress post but till date no response has been received from party leaders.

Former Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely has returned to the BJP, days after he stepped down from the post. He had said he won't join the BJP. But his move had already set off speculation about a crossover to the BJP.

In a major setback to the Congress party, two of its leaders and observers for two Lok Sabha seats in Delhi, Neeraj Basoya and Naseeb Singh have resigned from the party.

The Congress today appointed former MLA Devender Yadav as the interim president of its Delhi unit, days after Arvinder Singh Lovely resigned from the post criticising the party's alliance with AAP and statements of Congress candidates in Delhi.

Arvinder Singh Lovely, who stepped down from the post of the Delhi Congress chief, has strongly refuted speculation that he is about to change camp and has been acting at the behest of the BJP.

AAP leader Sanjay Singh lauded Arvinder Singh Lovely on Monday for the party's Lok Sabha poll alliance with the Congress, a day after he resigned as the Delhi unit president of the grand old party criticising the tie-up.

Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister and BJP candidate from Vidisha, Shivraj Singh Chouhan criticized the Congress party over Arvinder Singh Lovely's resignation, saying that the party has lost both direction and vision.

Arvinder Singh Lovely, who stepped down from the post of the Delhi Congress chief earlier today, setting off massive speculation about a crossover to the BJP, has clarified that he is not joining any party.

BJP leader Shehzad Poonawalla has criticized the Congress party following the resignation of the Delhi Congress Committee President Arvinder Singh Lovely who has accused the Congress party of lacking mission and vision and "steeped

Congress leader Arvinder Singh Lovely today resigned as the chief of the party's Delhi unit over its alliance with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).

Delhi Congress president Arvinder Singh Lovely on Monday donated desks made by Rahul Gandhi and carpenters of the Kirti Nagar furniture market to students of the Premela Bai Chavan School for the specially-abled at Karkardooma, a statement said.

Arvinder Singh Lovely is a Congress leader who had walked out of his party in 2017 to join the BJP. He returned to the Congress in February 2018. Mr Lovely, who has been the Delhi Education Minister in the past, lost the fight for the East Delhi Lok Sabha seat in 2019 to the BJP's Gautam Gambhir.

Congress leaders Haroon Yusuf, Arvinder Singh Lovely, Alka Lamba and Poonam Azad were among the prominent party candidates who filed their nominations for the Delhi Assembly elections on Monday.

The Congress this evening announced a first list of 54 candidates for Delhi Assembly elections scheduled to be held next month, with former AAP leader Alka Lamba, former ministers Arvinder Singh Lovely and Ashok Walia on the document

Delhi Congress leader Arvinder Lovely alleged on Friday that nearly 40-45 per cent unauthorised colonies in the national capital will not be regularised due to a notification issued by the BJP-ruled Centre.