Nawanshahr: The dispute in BSP for his Nawanshahr assembly chair candidate finally settled on Thursday, with the Head of the State Party, Jasvir Singh Gahri claimed that the investigation would be held to find out how two people got a party ticket.
Now, the original choice of BSP, Nachhatar PAL is a party candidate from the constituency.
The party also crashed into a compromise with Barjinder Singh Hussainpur, who had submitted a paper after Pal.
Even though BSP managed to reach a compromise, many questions were not answered.
Previously, the BSP Punjab leaders had accused Hussainpur from the arrest of Supremo BSP Mayawati’s signature, so he could compete on a party ticket and get Pal numbers.
However, on Thursday, there were no claims that were done against Hussainpur.
Garhi, Hussainpur and Pal signed a compromise, which stated that all failures occurred because the gap of communication and Hussainpur did not perform counterfeit.
Then, BSP leaders visited Hussainpur’s residence in the village and also had lunch there.
A sad leader, BSP allies in the election, plays an important role in compromise.
Sad leader Carnail Singh Peermohamad was present when both parties came out of the office complex officers who returned on Thursday.
Hussainpur also promised to support the PAL campaign.
“On the problem (klipidature), we filed an objection that only one ticket was released and then we also provided documents.
Mayawati talked to RO through video conferencing and said that the party’s candidate was Nachhatar Pal.
We also raised other objections.
At their basis, papers Hussainpur was rejected, “Garhi said.
Asked how BSP gave one ticket to two people, he said, “an investigation will be held.” Garhi repeatedly called Hussainpur ‘Dear’ in his interaction with the media and said he showed a big heart and accessed Mayawati’s direction and guaranteed to support Nachhatar Pal.
Hussainpur said his letters were rejected for technical reasons.
“I’m not contrary to BSP.
Now I will work for the party,” he said.
Asked who gave him a document signed by Mayawati which he reviewed with his nomination, he said, “paper is given by the BSP office.” About his previous accusation that Hussainpur had falsified the letters and they would submit a case against him, Garhi said, “Everything is fine it ends well.”