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Madhya Pradesh Congress chief Kamal Nath on Sunday said the party would not stop anyone from quitting and that he would lend his car if any member wants to join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Nath's comment came amid the exodus from Congress and four days after eight MLAs of the Grand Old Party from Goa switched allegiance to BJP.
“What are you thinking? Congress will finish? You are saying some people want to join the BJP. Whoever wants to join the BJP can go. We don't want to stop anyone,” the former Madhya Pradesh chief minister told reporters when asked about the exodus from Congress.
“If they (Congress leaders and officer-bearers) want to go …. see their future and their thoughts gel with BJP.....I would lend them my motor (car) to go and join BJP,” the Congress veteran said.
Nath said he didn't believe in placating anyone.
“People in Congress are working with dedication. There is no pressure on them from the party,” said the 75-year-old leader, a former MP and a longtime Gandhi family loyalist.
Nath's close aide Arunoday Choubey, a former MLA from Madhya Pradesh, resigned from the Congress recently.
He alleged BJP leaders were mounting pressure on Choubey against whom several cases were registered.
"Our people are being falsely implicated. Pressure and politics of influence are being played out. With such politics, you cannot buy someone's heart, mind and soul," he added. 

‘I would lend my car…’ : MP Congress chief Kamal Nath on leaders exiting party 

Nath's comment came amid the exodus from Congress and four days after eight MLAs of the Grand Old Party from Goa switched allegiance to BJP.

Madhya Pradesh Congress chief Kamal Nath on Sunday said the party would not stop anyone from quitting and that he would lend his car if any member wants to join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Nath's comment came amid the exodus from Congress and four days after eight MLAs of the Grand Old Party from Goa switched allegiance to BJP.
&ldquo;What are you thinking? Congress will finish? You are saying some people want to join the BJP. Whoever wants to join the BJP can go. We don't want to stop anyone,&rdquo; the former Madhya Pradesh chief minister told reporters when asked about the exodus from Congress.
&ldquo;If they (Congress leaders and officer-bearers) want to go &hellip;. see their future and their thoughts gel with BJP.....I would lend them my motor (car) to go and join BJP,&rdquo; the Congress veteran said.
Nath said he didn't believe in placating anyone.
&ldquo;People in Congress are working with dedication. There is no pressure on them from the party,&rdquo; said the 75-year-old leader, a former MP and a longtime Gandhi family loyalist.
Nath's close aide Arunoday Choubey, a former MLA from Madhya Pradesh, resigned from the Congress recently.
He alleged BJP leaders were mounting pressure on Choubey against whom several cases were registered.
"Our people are being falsely implicated. Pressure and politics of influence are being played out. With such politics, you cannot buy someone's heart, mind and soul," he added.&nbsp;
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'Resign, Yogi Adityanath': Priyanka on Hathras horror

Congress leaders Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi on Wednesday slammed the UP govt and police after&nbsp;reports of a forced and hurried cremation of the Hathras gangrape victim by the cops

Hathras: Rahul, Priyanka slam UP cops over forced cremation

Congress leaders Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi on Wednesday slammed the UP govt and police after&nbsp;reports of a forced and hurried cremation of the Hathras gangrape victim by the cops in the middle of the night. Reacting to the reports that even family was not allowed at the cremation, both the leaders tweeted that denying family the right to cremate their daughter was height of inhumanity. Priyanka Gandhi has demanded UP CM Yogi Adityanath's resignation&nbsp;over worsening law and order in the state.

Call leaders to you room, clear LAC doubts: VP to Rajnath

After the defence minister's statement in the House, V-P Venkaiah&nbsp;Naidu asked Rajnath Singh to consider calling some leaders to his room and clear their doubts

Vice President and Rajya Sabha Chairman Venkaiah Naidu on Thursday suggested a closed-door meeting between defence minister Rajnath Singh and leaders of political parties on the issue of tensions with China. After the defence minister's statement in the House, Naidu asked him to consider calling some leaders to his room and clear their doubts about the current situation on the LAC as many sensitive details cannot be shared in public. (Byte: Venkaiah&nbsp;Naidu))

Vice President and Rajya Sabha Chairman Venkaiah Naidu on Thursday suggested a closed-door meeting between defence minister Rajnath Singh and leaders of political parties on the issue of tensions with China. After the defence minister's statement in the House, Naidu asked him to consider calling some leaders to his room and clear their doubts about the current situation on the LAC as many sensitive details cannot be shared in public.

Imphal: A day after the announcement of formation of a Manipur 'government in exile' by two self-styled leaders at a press conference in London, a case has been registered against the duo -- Narengbam Samarjit Singh and Yamben Biren -- at Lamphel Police Station in Manipur's Imphal West district on Wednesday.

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