Politics

Yashwant Sinha to represent Opposition in the Presidential Election? Former Union Minister quits TMC

Pulkit Sharma

Amid the President election, senior Trinamool Congress leader Yashwant Sinha on Tuesday left the party. Sinha while quitting the party said it was high time for him to work for larger national interests and thanked party supremo Mamta Banerjee too for showing respect to him.

It must be noteworthy here that the decision came soon after the TMC decided to propose Yashwant’s name as the joint-Opposition candidate for the President’s post.

Yashwant Sinha, former union minister took to Twitter to announce his farewell from TMC and wrote, “I am grateful to Mamataji for the honour and prestige she bestowed on me in the TMC. Now a time has come when for a larger national cause I must step aside from the party to work for greater opposition unity. I am sure she approves of the step.”

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