Clash in taking charge of UPCC president
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Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Congress Unit (UPCC) President The MLA Aradhana Misra Mona took charge on Sunday. The state headquarters of the party in Lucknow was the platform for this. On this occasion, the program was interrupted for a short time as the leaders of the two factions of the party insulted each other and attacked each other. While the leaders of one group raised slogans in favor of Mishra, the other group raised slogans in support of former PCC president Ajay Roy. Senior leaders who attended the event, including Mishra's father, Rajya Sabha member Pramod Tiwari and UP Congress Executive President Imran Masood, tried to pacify both sides. Finally, the situation calmed down when Ajay Roy welcomed Mishra with a bouquet.
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