Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar (left) and suspended JD(U) leader Ajay Alok (right)
JDU expels senior leaders, Bihar News: All is not well within the ruling Janata Dal-United (JD-U) in Bihar. The Nitish Kumar-led party on Tuesday expelled four leaders, including party spokesperson Ajay Alok, from the organisation.
In an official notification that said these leaders were being expelled for “anti-party activities”, JD(U) sources said they were removed because of their closeness with Union Minister RCP Singh. Apart from Ajay Alok, state general secretaries Anil Kumar, Vipin Kumar Yadav and Jitendra Neeraj have been removed.
“We have given important posts to leaders to strengthen the organizational structure of the party. We hope that they will strengthen our leader Nitish Kumar ji with their efforts. In the last few months, we are seeing the anti-party activities of these leaders. are.
“These leaders were involved in misleading the party workers. We had given instructions to these leaders in the past, but they refused to listen to us,” the notification undersigned by the party’s state president Umesh Kushwaha said.
“We are living in the age of social media. Misleading people through social media actually creates confusion among people and ultimately damages the party. Our consensus leader is Nitish Kumar and our national president is Lalan Singh. We will take action against those who were involved in anti-party activities,” Kushwaha said.
ajay alok response
Reacting to his expulsion from JD(U), Ajay Alok said that he had a great time working for the party and thanked the party for relieving him of his duties.
“‘Badi der kar di mehrbaan aate-ate’. I am grateful to the party for removing me from the post. I have a long association with the party which used to please me. My best wishes to them.”
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