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Congress appoints Pramod Tiwari as deputy leader of party in Rajya Sabha

New Delhi: The Indian National Congress on Saturday appointed Pramod Tiwari as deputy leader and Rajani Patil as party’s whip in the Upper House (Rajya Sabha).---Advertisement--- According to sources in Congress, congress president Mallikaarjun Kharge approved the names of both to fill the vacancies following the retirement of Anand Sharma and demise of Rajeev Satav.---Advertisement--- […]

New Delhi: The Indian National Congress on Saturday appointed Pramod Tiwari as deputy leader and Rajani Patil as party’s whip in the Upper House (Rajya Sabha).

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According to sources in Congress, congress president Mallikaarjun Kharge approved the names of both to fill the vacancies following the retirement of Anand Sharma and demise of Rajeev Satav.

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The letter about these appointments has been sent to the Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar, sources said.

Pramod Tiwari is a three-time Rajya Sabha MP. Previously, He served as a cabinet minister in the Uttar Pradesh government.

Rajni Patil is a ttwo-timeRajya Sabha MP from Maharashtra. Currently, she is suspended from the upper house for the entire budget session for her unparliamentary behaviour.  

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First published on: Mar 11, 2023 07:58 PM IST


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