India, Sept. 12 -- Senior Congress leader and former Uttarakhand chief minister Harish Rawat on Saturday clarified that he has not resigned from any party post, saying he would be willing to step down from the positions he holds if Enforcement Directorate (ED) actions undermine the Congress's narrative of fighting corruption.

Rawat said he would consider resigning as a member of the state executive committee and the AICC Working Committee if the recent ED action in Dehradun weakened the party's stand against corruption.

In a social media post, Rawat said Congress membership runs through his "blood and bones", describing it as central to his identity and something that would remain with him even in the afterlife.

Referring to the recent...