Arvinder Singh Lovely, the Delhi Congress chief, has tendered his resignation, citing disagreement over the alliance with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). In his letter addressed to Congress Chief Mallikarjun Kharge, Lovely expressed the Delhi Congress Unit's strong opposition to partnering with AAP, a party he accuses of being founded on baseless corruption allegations against the Congress.

Despite the unit's objections, the decision to form an alliance with AAP in Delhi was made, prompting Lovely's resignation. His departure underscores the internal dissent within the party regarding this strategic move. The rift highlights the complexity of political alliances and the challenges of reconciling divergent perspectives within a party's ranks. As the Delhi political landscape evolves, the ramifications of this decision and Lovely's resignation will likely reverberate across the political spectrum.