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Mysuru Congress Rift Deepens After Tanvir Sait Leaves Late Event

Mysuru Congress Rift Deepens After Tanvir Sait Leaves Late Event
Mysuru Congress Rift Surfaces As Tanvir Sait Walks Out Over Yathindra Siddaramaiah’s Delay · freepressjournal.in

Tanvir Sait and Yathindra Siddaramaiah are Congress leaders connected to Mysuru.

They were supposed to attend a breakfast for elephant mahouts.

The breakfast was planned for 9 a.m.

Yathindra arrived about an hour late.

Tanvir became upset and left before the event began.

He said the mahouts should not have to wait.

Someone tried to connect the two leaders by phone, but Tanvir did not return.

The disagreement is part of a longer political rivalry in Mysuru Congress.

Key facts

Event
A programme honouring mahouts accompanying elephants for the forthcoming Dasara celebrations.
Scheduled time
Breakfast with the mahouts was scheduled to begin at 9 a.m.
Delay
Yathindra Siddaramaiah arrived about one hour late.
Reaction
Tanvir Sait left the venue and criticised the lack of time sense.
Attempted reconciliation
A Yathindra follower gave Sait a phone call with the minister, but Sait declined to return.
Political context
The article describes a long-running rivalry over control and influence in Mysuru Congress.

Quotes

Tanvir Sait

Former minister and Mysuru Congress leader

“We cannot make such people wait. I don't appreciate this. I have already left the venue, sir, and thank you for calling.”
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“They should have some time sense. Not to make these poor people wait for a breakfast.”
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