Will support Congress, if it supports Patidar causes: Hardik Patel
India Today Television | October 21, 2017
Patidar leader Hardik Patel today said that his party will support Congress if it supports their causes. He further said if Congress makes it stand clear on three issues reservation for Patidars, farm loan waiver and jobs for youth then they will support them.
He also said that he has to defeat BJP in Gujarat and will campaign against them.
Earlier in the day, Congress extended invitation to caste-based leaders including Patidar leader Hardik Patel to jointly contest the Gujarat elections.
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