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BSP leader joins Congress

New Delhi: Bahujan Samaj Party general secretary Kanwar Singh Tanwar on Thursday joined the Congress. Mr. Tanwar had contested from the South Delhi seat in the Lok Sabha election last year.

Mr. Tanwar, a social worker of South Delhi, joined Congress along with his followers after resigning from BSP, a press release issued by the Congress party said.

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