Taj Mohiuddin resigns from Azad’s DPAP, set to rejoin Congress

SRINAGAR — Senior political leader Taj Mohiuddin on Saturday officially confirmed his resignation from the Ghulam Nabi Azad-led Democratic Progressive Azad Party (DPAP) and announced his decision to rejoin the Congress.

Speaking to the news agency KNS, Taj shared that he has formally stepped down from his position in DPAP and has already submitted his resignation letter to Ghulam Nabi Azad.

When questioned about the reasons behind his departure, Taj explained that the party is being labelled as a “team of the BJP,” which influenced his decision to leave.

He expressed his discomfort with the association and reiterated his intention to return to the Congress party in the near future, stating that he would make the switch in front of his supporters.

Regarding the appointment of Tariq Karra as the new president of the Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC), Taj lauded the decision, calling Karra a deserving candidate for the leadership role. He expressed confidence that Karra’s leadership will strengthen the Congress in J&K.

Taj Mohiuddin, a politician with years of experience, has played a significant role in Jammu and Kashmir’s political landscape. His return to the Congress is expected to have a notable impact, especially at a time when the party is seeking to solidify its presence ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections.