A day after 30 leaders were expelled in Jharkhand, BJP suspended 40 leaders in Maha for ‘indiscipline’

The deadline to apply for candidacy was November 4. The BJP’s move comes in the wake of a growing chorus among party cadres and leaders to take action against the rebels during the ongoing election process. A senior party official said:

“It was brought to the attention of the state leaders that if action is not taken against those who cross the party line, it will send a wrong message not only to the BJP but also to the Mahayuti alliance. The presence of the rebels will not only harm the poll prospects of these candidates in the constituencies where the BJP fields its candidates, but also in the Shiv Sena and NCP constituencies.” So the party took action and expelled these rebels.”

The expelled party functionaries include Shrikant Karle, Sopan Patil (Dhule rural), Mayur Kanse and Ashwani Sonawane (Jalgaon City), Gajanan Mahale (Akot), Nagesh Ghope (Washim), party MP Shrikant’s brother Tushar Bhartiya. Bhartiya (Badnera), former minister Jagdish Gupta (Amravati), Pramod Sinh Gadre (Achalpur), Somdutt Karanjikar (Sakoli), Shankar Madavi (Aamgaon), Brijbhushan Pazare (Chandrapur), Vasant Varjukar and Atesham Ali (Warora), Bhavik Bhagat and Natwarlal Untval (Umarkhed).

Vaishali Deshmukh and Milind Deshmukh (Nanded North), Dilip Kandkurte and Sunil More (Nanded South), Satish Ghatge (Ghansavangi), Ashok Pangarkar (Jalna), Suresh Sonawane (Gangapur), Eknath Jadhav (Vaijapur) were also deported.

Other deported leaders include Kunal Suryavanshi (Maregaon Outer), Akash Salunkhe and Jayashree Garud (Baglan), Harish Bhagat (Nallasopara), Sneha Patil (Bhiwandi Rural), Varun Patil (Kalyan West), Gopal Zaveri (Magathane), Dharmendra Thakur There was (Jogeshwari). East), Dilip Bhoir (Alibaug), Balasaheb Murkute (Nevasa), Shobha Banshetti (North Solapur City), Sunil Bandgar (Akkalkot), Suvarna Pachpute (Shrigonda) and Vishal Parab (Sawantwadi).