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“Indiscipline Will Not Be Tolerated in BJP – Komal Singh Rajput

February 6

Rajnandgaon (BTI) Newly appointed Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Komal Singh Rajput has called upon party workers in view of the upcoming urban body elections and district & Janpad Panchayat elections. He emphasized that BJP, the world’s largest political party, has always been cadre-based, which is why it has successfully formed governments in most states across India. The party’s achievements are largely due to its dedicated and disciplined workers.

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Regarding the current municipal corporation and district panchayat elections, Rajput warned that those who are contesting against the party’s official candidates or supporting rebel candidates will face strict action. He firmly stated that BJP does not tolerate indiscipline, and in the current scenario, state BJP president Kiran Singh Deo has issued show-cause notices to more than 350 workers, while hundreds of others have been expelled for indiscipline.

According to a press release from the BJP media cell, Komal Singh Rajput further assured that workers who remain loyal and committed to the party’s official candidates will be recognized and honored in the future. However, those who act against the party’s interests will face expulsion.

He urged all BJP workers to refrain from any actions that might adversely affect the party’s candidates and to remain committed to party discipline and organizational unity.

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