BJP suspends 3 rebels in J&K

Jammu: Bharatiya Janata Party on Wednesday suspended three rebels, who are contesting against the party’s official candidates in the ongoing in J&K assembly polls, for indiscipline and anti-party activities.The action against Pawan Khajuria, Balwan Singh and Narinder Singh Bhau was taken by Bharatiya Janata Party’s J&K working president Sat Paul Sharma on the recommendations of the party’s disciplinary committee headed by Sunil Sethi.Khajuria, former vice-president of the party in J&K, and Bhau entered the fray as independents from Udhampur East and Chhamb, respectively, after being denied tickets by BJP. Singh, a former block development councillor, joined Jammu & Kashmir National Panthers Party (India), headed by former minister Harsh Dev Singh, and is contesting on its ticket from Udhampur East.

BJP suspends 3 rebels in J&K for contesting against party candidates

BJP has suspended three members, Pawan Khajuria, Balwan Singh, and Narinder Singh Bhau, for running against its official candidates in the J&K assembly elections. The action was taken by BJP's J&K working president Sat Paul Sharma following recommendations from the party's disciplinary committee due to their indiscipline and anti-party activities.

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