"I am aware that some opposition parties, specially Bahujan Samaj Party workers and members are spreading rumours about me joining BJP. I want to make it clear that I am in Congress and I would continue to be a party member," Tandon said.
Asked if the party does not nominate her from her present Unnao seat in the upcoming general elections, Tandon said whoever the party high command selects for the seat she would give full support to the candidate to strengthen the party.
"I am a loyal soldier of the Congress party and would counter the negative propaganda by the Opposition with full force," she said.
Tandon said she has been visiting rural villages to apprise the people about the development initiatives taken up by the UPA government for their uplift.
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