Setback to JJP, MLA Ram Kumar Gautam resigns as party vice-president

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In a setback to the Jannayak Janta Party (JJP), its MLA and senior leader Ram Kumar Gautam on Wednesday resigned as party's vice-president, saying he was "upset with the functioning of the party".
Gautam (73) said JJP leader Dushyant Chautala should not forget that he became Deputy Chief Minister with the support of his party legislators.
“Nothing is going right in the party. I am upset with the way it is functioning and I have resigned as party's vice president. Moreover, I was made all India vice-president in the party even though the party has influence in a limited pocket in Haryana," Gautam said over phone from Narnaund.
Earlier, while addressing media persons in his constituency Narnaund in Hisar district, he talked about his resignation from the party post.

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