Jaipur: AICC Rajasthan in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa taking disciplinary action against party rebels ordered for expulsion of 49 leaders from the party for six years with immediate effect on Wednesday.
The prominent leadersinclude MLAs Joharilal Meena from Rajgarh-Laxmangarh, ex-MLA Shrigopal Baheti from Pushkar, Sunil Parihar from Siwana, Habibur Rahman from Nagaur, Fateh Khan from Sheo, Virendra Beniwal from Lunkaransar, Khiladi Lal Bairwa from Baseri, Dr Param Navdeep Singh from Sangaria, Mahesh Mordia from Dhod and Prahlad Narayan Bairwa from Niwai among others.tnn
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The prominent leadersinclude MLAs Joharilal Meena from Rajgarh-Laxmangarh, ex-MLA Shrigopal Baheti from Pushkar, Sunil Parihar from Siwana, Habibur Rahman from Nagaur, Fateh Khan from Sheo, Virendra Beniwal from Lunkaransar, Khiladi Lal Bairwa from Baseri, Dr Param Navdeep Singh from Sangaria, Mahesh Mordia from Dhod and Prahlad Narayan Bairwa from Niwai among others.tnn
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Rajasthan: BJP expels Jitendra Meena for contesting election from Bassi against party’s official candidate
The BJP in Rajasthan has expelled Jitendra Meena, the former state president of its Scheduled Tribe Morcha, for contesting the upcoming state election as an independent candidate against the officially declared BJP candidate in the Bassi constituency. The party has fielded retired IAS official Chandramohan Meena against Congress’ Laxman Meena, a former IPS official, for the Bassi seat. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP President JP Nadda, and Home Minister Amit Shah are all set to campaign in Rajasthan ahead of the elections. The state will go to polls on November 25.
The BJP in Rajasthan has expelled Jitendra Meena, the former state president of its Scheduled Tribe Morcha, for contesting the upcoming state election as an independent candidate against the officially declared BJP candidate in the Bassi constituency. The party has fielded retired IAS official Chandramohan Meena against Congress’ Laxman Meena, a former IPS official, for the Bassi seat. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP President JP Nadda, and Home Minister Amit Shah are all set to campaign in Rajasthan ahead of the elections. The state will go to polls on November 25.
Congress’ Rajasthan in-charge sends warning letter to rebels leaders
Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, the Rajasthan in-charge of the All India Congress Committee, has sent warning letters to senior party leaders and Congress workers who are supporting candidates other than the party’s authorized candidate. Randhawa has given them a deadline of two days to withdraw from the elections and join the campaign in support of the official candidate. Failure to do so will result in action being taken against them. Around 15-20 rebel candidates are reportedly causing problems for the party’s authorized candidates in the Assembly elections.
Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, the Rajasthan in-charge of the All India Congress Committee, has sent warning letters to senior party leaders and Congress workers who are supporting candidates other than the party’s authorized candidate. Randhawa has given them a deadline of two days to withdraw from the elections and join the campaign in support of the official candidate. Failure to do so will result in action being taken against them. Around 15-20 rebel candidates are reportedly causing problems for the party’s authorized candidates in the Assembly elections.
Pakistan: Yet another senior leader from Imran Khan’s party resigns
Former secretary general of Imran Khan’s political party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Asad Umar, has resigned from the party’s basic membership due to disagreements with the party’s policy of confrontation with state institutions. Umar’s resignation comes ahead of the general elections on February 8. He joins a growing list of senior party leaders who have quit politics following violent protests by PTI supporters after Khan’s arrest in an alleged corruption case. Several party leaders have deserted Khan’s PTI, leading to a decline in the party’s popularity.
Former secretary general of Imran Khan’s political party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Asad Umar, has resigned from the party’s basic membership due to disagreements with the party’s policy of confrontation with state institutions. Umar’s resignation comes ahead of the general elections on February 8. He joins a growing list of senior party leaders who have quit politics following violent protests by PTI supporters after Khan’s arrest in an alleged corruption case. Several party leaders have deserted Khan’s PTI, leading to a decline in the party’s popularity.
