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I already quit BSP: Natwar

NEW DELHI: The former Union Minister, K. Natwar Singh, on Wednesday said he resigned from the Bahujan Samaj Party on November 16 itself, expressing disappointment over ticket distribution for the elections in Rajasthan.

Disputing the BSP version, given on Tuesday, that the party had expelled him for ‘anti-party activities,’ Mr. Singh said he had sent in his resignation to BSP president Mayawati three days ago.

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