Arunachal Assembly polls | BJP expels several zilla parishad leaders for 'anti-party' activities
The Hindu
BJP in Arunachal Pradesh expels Zilla Parishad members for anti-party activities, faces six-year ban.
The ruling BJP in Arunachal Pradesh has expelled three Zilla Parishad Chairpersons (ZPCs) and four Zilla Parishad Members (ZPMs) for a period of six years for their involvement in “anti-party activities”.
The party leaders were expelled on April 7, a BJP release said.
BJP state in-charge cum chairman of the party’s disciplinary action committee, Tarh Tarak, said they were found to be indulging in anti-party activities and-
“These members were issued show-cause notices, but many of them failed to file any explanation, while some submitted unjustified and unsatisfactory explanation,” he said in the release.
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