Congress expels 10 leaders in Haryana
Elections 2024: BJP Expels Haryana Leaders For Taking The Independent Route, Cong Follows Suit
Son of former Deputy Prime Minister Devi Lal and former power minister Ranjit Singh Chautala and seven other leaders were expelled by the BJP for six years on Sunday, over their decision to contest the October 5 state Assembly polls as independent candidates.
Ahead Of Haryana Polls, Congress, BJP Expel Several Leaders
It is a season of sacking one's own, even as both BJP and Congress look at addressing the problems of rebels and independent candidates in the Haryana elections. The Congress on Monday expelled 10 leaders for alleged anti-party activities for six years.
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Signalling the Congress in Haryana in united by holding the hands of top party leaders -- two-time chief minister Bhupinder ...
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