Uttarakhand : BJP – Congress has no way but to expel the rebels

Uttarakhand Congress has expelled five leaders, including former MLA Bhimlal Arya, who was in the fray against party candidates, for six years. Former MLA Bhimlal Arya is in the fray against Congress candidate from Ghansali, a reserved seat in Tehri district. The party first tried to persuade him to withdraw his nomination. After this, he was persuaded to campaign in support of the party candidate. Now the party has shown Bhimlal the way out of the party.

The party whipped out expulsion against Balkrishna and Bhairavnath Tamta, who were in the fray from Bageshwar seat. After Sandhya Dalakoti, who is contesting against party candidate and former Chief Minister Harish Rawat in Lalkuan seat, the party has now expelled her husband Kiran Dalakoti from the party.

SP Singh Engineer, who is contesting against the Congress candidate from Jwalapur seat in Haridwar district, has also been expelled from the primary membership of the party for six years. State Congress General Secretary Organization Mathuradutt Joshi told that indiscipline will not be tolerated in the party. Strict action will be taken against those who cross the party’s discipline line. All the district and city presidents have also been instructed to take appropriate action against the persons indulging in anti-party activities during the elections.

BJP also took action against seven rebels

The Bharatiya Janata Party showed the way out to the seven rebels who were fighting against the candidates. Pawan Kumar Chauhan (Lalkuan), Ajay Verma (Luxor), Tekballabh and Nitin Sharma (Roorkee), Darshanlal Shah (Ghansali), Bhuvan Rana (Nanakmatta) and Ajay Tiwari (Kicchha) are included. This action has been taken for indulging in anti-party activities and contesting elections against BJP candidates.