Maharashtra BJP: Ahead of the Washim Municipal Council elections in Maharashtra, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has taken a major step regarding organisational discipline. The BJP has suspended 16 rebel leaders and office-bearers for six years for filing nominations against authorised BJP candidates, defying the party leadership’s instructions. The elections are scheduled for December 20.
BJP News: BJP district president Chitlange took major action
It is worth noting that this strict action was taken by BJP District President Purushottam Chitlange. He stated that contesting elections against the party’s authorised candidates is an act of indiscipline and such anti-party activities will not be tolerated under any circumstances. This decision had become necessary to maintain the strength of the organisation and the unity of the party. The suspension action has been taken against several office-bearers from the district to the city level. These include leaders from the women’s wing, youth wing, and various other cells. According to party sources, these leaders were initially warned to maintain discipline, but despite this, they filed nominations against the party’s official candidates.
BJP takes action: BJP expels 16 rebel leaders from party
The suspended leaders include District Secretary Karuna Kalle, District General Secretary of Women’s Wing Chhaya Pawar, former corporator Prabhakar Kale, former Youth Wing President Vaibhav Ulemale, Rajesh Vishwakarma, Asha Khatke, Gajanan Thengde, former District Vice President Dhananjay Hendre, Washim City Vice President Sangeeta Pinjarkar, Madan Rathi, Mukesh Chaudhary, Anant Rangbhal, North Front Cell Chief Sawantsingh Thakur, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Cell Chief Sachin Pendharkar, Women’s City Vice President Anita Ingole, and Gaju Landge.
Maharashtra BJP: The party has also issued a strong warning for the future
BJP leadership has also made it clear that this action is not the final one. If any leader or worker is found to be involved in anti-party activities in the future, even stricter action will be taken against them. The party has appealed to all its workers to respect the organisation’s decisions and work unitedly in favour of the authorised candidates. According to political analysts, this action, taken just before the municipal council elections, is considered a crucial step towards strengthening the party organisation and maintaining discipline.
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