India News: Bihar BJP spokesperson resigns, may be join JD-U
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India News: A day after the BJP removed Ram Kishore Singh as its Bihar spokesperson, he resigned from the party Wednesday and hinted at joining its former ally, the ruling Janata Dal-United
(JD-U).Ram Kishore Singh had questioned Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's popularity and his development model Monday."I have resigned from BJP. I have submitted my resignation to state BJP president Mangal Pandey," Ram Kishore, a former legislator, told mediapersons here.He said that he had not said anything wrong or against the party. "But my removal has made it clear that questioning Modi is not tolerable in the BJP now," he added.
"BJP leaders are busy praising Modi by sidelining and ignoring veteran party leaders Atal Bihari Vajpayee and L. K. Advani. Now, they are claiming that Modi is more popular than Vajpayee. I am pained by it," Ram Kishore Singh said.Pandey Tuesday had removed Ram Kishore Singh following action demanded by some party leaders, including former minister Giriraj Singh, a vocal supporter of Modi."The party has also issued a show-cause notice to Ram Kishore Singh in this connection," Pandey said.While negating Modi's claim on development, Ram Kishore Singh had praised Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for inclusive growth of the state.
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(JD-U).Ram Kishore Singh had questioned Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's popularity and his development model Monday."I have resigned from BJP. I have submitted my resignation to state BJP president Mangal Pandey," Ram Kishore, a former legislator, told mediapersons here.He said that he had not said anything wrong or against the party. "But my removal has made it clear that questioning Modi is not tolerable in the BJP now," he added.
"BJP leaders are busy praising Modi by sidelining and ignoring veteran party leaders Atal Bihari Vajpayee and L. K. Advani. Now, they are claiming that Modi is more popular than Vajpayee. I am pained by it," Ram Kishore Singh said.Pandey Tuesday had removed Ram Kishore Singh following action demanded by some party leaders, including former minister Giriraj Singh, a vocal supporter of Modi."The party has also issued a show-cause notice to Ram Kishore Singh in this connection," Pandey said.While negating Modi's claim on development, Ram Kishore Singh had praised Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for inclusive growth of the state.
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