<p>Maharashtra Congress working president Naseem Khan on Tuesday resigned as head of the party's Mumbai campaign committee, in line with the party's resolution of 'one person one post'.</p>
<p>Khan, a former minister in the Maharashtra government, informed in a statement about quitting the party post in Mumbai.</p>
<p>The move comes a day after the state Congress unit held meetings with its top leaders. It was also decided to implement the 'one person one post' rule, as decided by the Congress in its 'Chintan Shivir' held in Udaipur earlier this month.</p>
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Khan, a former minister in the Maharashtra government, informed in a statement about quitting the party post in Mumbai

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