Wasn't asked to quit, nor did I resign, I was dropped: Agatha

October 29, 2012 10:59

Update on the big, big Cabinet reshuffle yesterday.
Former Union minister of state Agatha Sangma has clarified that she was neither asked to quit nor did she resign yesterday from the council of ministers. She was dropped.The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) had allegedly utilised a resignation letter signed by her three months ago when Sharad Pawar and Praful Patel had threatened to quit from the UPA cabinet. Read more

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