On Saturday (15th November), the Bihar unit of the BJP suspended RK Singh from the party. The development comes a day after BJP-led NDA swept the Vidhan Sabha elections in the State.
According to a letter issued by BJP, the former Union Minister was involved in anti-party activities. As such, he was sacked from the party.
It stated that Singh was involved in ‘continued cross-party rhetoric’ and that action was taken to maintain discipline within the BJP. RK Singh has one week’s time to clarify his position in the matter and submit his reply.
Bihar BJP suspends former Union Minister RK Singh for "anti-party activities". The party has asked him to submit a reply within one week. pic.twitter.com/fFB7ydsvnf
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The letter read, “Your activities are against the party. This falls under violation of party discipline. The party has taken this matter seriously, and it has caused harm to the party. Therefore, as per instructions, you are being suspended from the party and asked to explain why you should not be expelled from the party. You are hereby directed to clarify your position within one week of receiving this letter.”
As per a report by Hindustan Times, the former Union Minister was making allegations against his own party leaders.
Singh had previously shared a post on Facebook asking public not to vote for ‘criminal politicians’ such as BJP’s Samrat Choudhary and JD(U)’s Anant Singh.
