Quits  

J Alexander, former Karnataka minister, resigned from the Congress expressing his disappointment with the party. He said that Christian leaders were not given an opportunity in the Lok Sabha seat allocation. 

Krishank Manne, who was once a Congress spokesperson in Telangana, stormed out of the party leaving behind raging Congress party flags. He said that his work was never recognised. Congress said he worked to be on TV and not with people.

A Manju was angry with the Congress for supporting Prajwal Revanna's candidature from Hassan. Currently, he is likely to be fielded against Prajwal from the BJP

Senior BJP leader Ram Prasad Sarmah took to Facebook to announce that he has quit the BJP.  He blamed the new BJP leaders of neglecting the old workers of the party.

Chincholi Congress MLA Umesh Jadhav formally quit the party as he tendered his resignation to the Karnataka Assembly Speaker Ramesh Kumar. Though the Congress dismissed it as a foregone conclusion, the void created is huge as it may prod other disgruntled members to walk the same path

Known to be a strident supporter of Hindutva politics, Sri Rama Sene chief Pramod Muthalik has quit electoral politics. However, he said he would support any party that would take up the cause of building Ram Mandir in Ayodhya
 

Former minister V. Kishore Chandra Deo cited the lack of responsiveness from Congress's top leadership as the main reason for his resignation from the party 

Mann said he has left drinking from January 1 and that he hopes to shun liquor for the rest of his life. Even an elderly man gifted him a bottle of ghee when he went to Sangrur.

Ken Toombs, then global head of consulting, put in his papers in October last year and MD Ranganath, the then chief financial officer resigned from the firm in August last year.

In a letter to party chief Arvind Kejriwal, Punjab MLA Sukhpal Khaira said that he is exiting the party as it has "totally deviated" from the ideology and principles on which it was formed in 2016, after the Anna Hazare movement

Sitting MP from Chevella, Konda Vishweshwar Reddy resigned on Tuesday with a three-page letter addressed to Telangana's caretaker chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao.

With Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu warming up to Rahul Gandhi in order to bring the opposition parties on to a common platform, many state leaders of the Congress are fearing and loathing a possible alliance of the two parties in the state, just like in neighbouring Telangana.