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Resignation of Jaganmohan Reddy from Lok Sabha accepted

Amid a stand-off with Congress leadership, 37-year-old Reddy had sent his resignation to the speaker and announced his decision to quit the party alleging that the Congress "humiliated" his family.

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The resignation of rebel Congress MP from Kadapa in Andhra Pradesh, YS Jaganmohan Reddy has been accepted, speaker Meira Kumar announced in the Lok Sabha today.
 
Kumar said Reddy's resignation has been accepted with effect from November 29.
 
"I have to inform the House that I have received a letter dated November 29 from YS Jaganmohan Reddy, an elected member from Kadapa parliamentary constituency of Andhra Pradesh resigning from the membership of the Lok Sabha. I have accepted his resignation with effect from November 29," she said.
 
Amid a stand-off with Congress leadership, 37-year-old Reddy had sent his resignation to the speaker and announced his decision to quit the party alleging that the Congress "humiliated" his family and tried to drive a "wedge" in it.
 
Jagan, son of late Andhra chief minister YSR Reddy, had written a five-page 'open letter' to Congress president Sonia Gandhi in which gave reasons for his resigning from the post.
 
His associates have indicated that he would soon announce the launch of his new party -- Youth Sramik Ryot (YSR) Congress.
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