Arunachal: BJP expels 25 aspiring candidates for contesting against official BJP candidates in Assembly and MP elections
First Published: 7th May, 2024 18:30 IST
SD: The list includes names of 25 aspiring MLA candidates and 1 aspiring candidate for the MP elections. Worth mentioning among them are 4 sitting MLAs.
The BJP in Arunachal Pradesh has expelled as many as 25 aspiring MLA candidates and 1 aspiring MP candidate for a period of 6 years for contesting the recent elections against the official BJP candidates after joining other political parties.
In an expulsion order released by the State BJP office, the party stated that the aspiring candidates had contested the Assembly and parliamentary elections against the official BJP candidates.
The aspiring candidates have been expelled under the recommendation of the state BJP disciplinary action committee for a period of six years starting today.
The aspiring candidates who have been expelled by the BJP are-
- Yeshi Tsewang
- Wangdi Dorjee Khrimey
- Tenzing Nyima Glow
- Nabam Vivek
- Mayu Taring
- Er. Tadar Mangku
- Dikto Yekar
- Ajay Murtem
- Tabe Doni
- Moli Riba
- Gokar Basar
- Jarkar Gamlin
- Taja Bonung
- Nobeng Burang
- Tapi Darang
- Oken Tayeng
- Badan Tayeng
- Likha Soni
- Laisam Simai
- Temphu Ngemu
- Dikhom Kitnya
- Wanglam Sawin(MLA)
- Yang Sen Matey
- Honting Wangpan
- Jowang Hosai
- Panjam Wangsa
- Nokchai Boham
- Tamat Gamoh
The list also includes names of 4 MLAs. They are
Laisam Simai-Nampong MLA, contested this time as an Independent
Wanglam Sawin- Khonsa East MLA, contested this time as an Independent
Wangdi Dorjee Kharma- Kalaktang MLA. He had switched to BJP from JD (U) and fought the elections this time on a NCP ticket
Gokar Basar- Basar MLA. He had switched to BJP from NPP, but again rejoined NPP just before the elections.
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