Lucknow: wrestle with MLA defection, BJP has another typical situation in hand with rumors of Mills on Overdrive about more resignation in the office, keeping the Safron Party in Tenterhooks on the election.
On Friday, a false resignation letter from BJP’s Domariyadag MLA Raghavendra Pratap Singh, who stated responsible for Hindu Yuva Vahini and was considered close to CM Yogi Adityanath into a viral on social media.
Aimed at the Head of BJP, the letter accused ignoring Brahmins, Dalit and backwards.
Singh, however, is called viral letters on social media “false and SP conspiracy”.
Again, after the Minister of Rising Swami Prasad Maurya resigned from the State Cabinet, a letter of resignation by Bhadohi MLA Ravindra Nath Tripathi hit the social media circuit.
Taken down, Tripathi immediately came up with a video statement called the delinquency by anti-social elements who used fake letterhead and fake signatures to come with “Bogus resignation”.
Tripathi then filed a complaint with the police.
“I will and will be with BJP …
Jai Sri Ram, Jai Parshuram …,” he said.
When Dara Singh Chauhan resigned from the cabinet the next day, rumors about the resignation of Kaiserganj Mla Mukut Bihari Verma began to do a round.
A BJP old guard, Verma, a Kurmi, was also fast for rumors of garbage, said “Hindu body and soul” and he would die a BJP worker.
Verma joined RSS in 1962 when he was only 17 years old.
Since then he has worked in various capacities in the Sangh.
He also Nagar RSS employees in Bahraich.
He made his election debut from Kaisergan in 1996, but lost to Ram SP Tej Yadav with a sleek margin of 234 votes.
He won a chair for the first time in 2002 the election assembly, defeated Ghulam Moil of BSP.
He lost seats in 2007, but won in 2012 and then again in the 2017 assembly poll.
He said, the party had given him a lot and would always obey the direction of high command.
Verma received the FIR that was registered against “unknown” people.
The BJP source said, such a rumor was a detractors for the prospect of the Dent Party poll.
“Dedicated party workers will never throw away the party.
They are with an individual’s interest in giving up membership,” said BJP Spokesman Rakesh Tripathi.