BJP president talks tough on indiscipline

Shimla, August 21 Taking notice of anti-party activities by some BJP activists, resulting in making inappropriate comments against the party, the leadership and organisation on Facebook and other medium, state party chief Suresh Kashyap today said indiscipline would not be...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:07 PM Aug 22, 2020 IST

Shimla, August 21

Taking notice of anti-party activities by some BJP activists, resulting in making inappropriate comments against the party, the leadership and organisation on Facebook and other medium, state party chief Suresh Kashyap today said indiscipline would not be tolerated.

Several complaints were received in the past few days, which were sent to the party’s disciplinary committee. After investigation, the membership of one leader was revoked for six years, some members were freed from their responsibilities.

Kashyap relieved IT and social media in-charge of the Mahila Morcha Archana Thakur, Kullu, Mahila Morcha district president, Kullu, Manisha Sood, Mahila Morcha State Working Committee member and Kullu District in-charge Ajay Bodh, BJP Jubbal Kotkhai Mandal press secretary Rajeev Mehta and Jubbal Kotkhai Kisan Morcha Mandal media in-charge Raman Resta. — TNS

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