Milind Deora  

Congress leader Milind Deora is not happy with the way the Congress has responded to Galwan clashes 
 

Congress leader Milind Deora hailed the financial package announced by PM Modi and urged the financial minister Nirmala Sitharaman would provide a roadmap to deal with the crisis 

The Congress finds itself on a sticky wicket over a painting. Letters written by Congress leaders, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Milind Deora to facilitate the purchase of a painting to disgraced Yes Bank promoter Rana Kapoor have surfaced. Here are the details on MyNation's SimplifiedBy.

 

Setting politics aside, Congressman Milind Deora was effusive in his praise of the Howdy Modi event. But this has not gone down too well with the Congress as it feels he has not followed the party’s view on the issue. 

Deora had expressed his desire to quit after meeting Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in New Delhi on June 26.
 

Congress’s main face in Mumbai Sanjay Nirupam is also trailing from North west Mumbai by almost 18,000 votes. Here Shiv Sena's Gajanan Kirtikar is leading