Of the party's 17 legislators, 11 MLAs, who had skipped the meeting, held a press conference here barely an hour after the meet called by Tanwar ended, while six others were not present in Chandigarh.
At the press conference, these legislators who have been pushing for Tanwar's removal as the party's state chief, came out openly in support of Hooda, who is facing the heat in Manesar land deal case being investigated by the CBI.
The meeting was chaired by the party's state returning officer Pradeep Jain Aditya.
While Hooda was said to be in Delhi, 11 MLAs, including Raghubir Kadian, Kuldeep Sharma, Geeta Bhukkal and Anand Singh Dangi, did not attend the meeting and instead opted to speak to reporters showing their solidarity with Hooda in Manesar land case.
Asked why no legislator turned up for the meeting today, Tanwar said, "We had send an invite to everyone."
At the press conference by the 11 MLAs, Kuldeep Sharma minced no words in saying that the legislators had no faith in Tanwar's leadership.
"We have apprised our national leadership about the party's activities in the state. We have to bring a change (in party leadership at the state level) because just two years are left for the next Lok Sabha polls and we have to be ready," Sharma said.
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