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- Former Karnataka Minister and six-time MLA Tanveer Sait has publicly voiced displeasure at being denied a ministerial berth in the Congress government.
- He questioned why the party has not acted against leaders he alleged were involved in anti-party activities, citing incidents during the Davangere by-election that he said damaged the party's reputation and electoral prospects.
- He declined to name anyone but stopped short of resigning, saying he respects the leadership's decision while facing pressure from supporters to decide his next course of action.
What to watch next
- Whether Tanveer Sait resigns or takes other action under pressure from his supporters
- Whether the Congress leadership acts against leaders allegedly involved in anti-party activities during the Davangere by-election
- Whether the party leadership engages with or placates Sait, including possible accommodation later
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