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BJP faces dissidence in Fatehpur, Dehra

Dharamsala: The BJP has failed to control dissidence within party in Fatehpur and Dehra. From Fatehpur and Dehra, party leaders Kirpal Singh Parmar and Hoshiar Singh, respectively, have filed nomination papers as Independents. ...

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Updated At : 01:03 PM Oct 24, 2022 IST

Dharamsala: The BJP has failed to control dissidence within party in Fatehpur and Dehra. From Fatehpur and Dehra, party leaders Kirpal Singh Parmar and Hoshiar Singh, respectively, have filed nomination papers as Independents.

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