In a decisive move, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state unit in Arunachal Pradesh on Sunday 7 April 2024 has expelled seven of its workers for engaging in anti-party activities at a a press conference held at BJP headquarter office in Itanagar. The decision, taken by the state party leadership, comes as a response to actions deemed detrimental to the party's interests.
The expelled workers were found to have violated party discipline and acted against the party's directives. Their actions were perceived as undermining the cohesive functioning of the party machinery in the state.
Speaking on the matter, State BJP vice-president and President in charge Mr Tarh Tarak stated, "The party cannot tolerate activities that go against its principles and objectives. These individuals have been found guilty of indulging in actions that are detrimental to the party's image and interests."
The decision to expel the seven workers underscores the BJP's commitment to maintaining discipline and unity within its ranks. It also serves as a stern warning to other party members against engaging in activities that could undermine the party's agenda.
The BJP leadership in Arunachal Pradesh has reiterated its dedication to upholding the party's values and ideology. Such disciplinary actions, they assert, are essential to safeguard the integrity and cohesion of the party as it continues to work towards its goals.
The expelled workers have been stripped of their party membership, effectively severing their ties with the BJP in Arunachal Pradesh for the next six years. This development marks a significant step in the party's efforts to maintain internal discipline and cohesion as it navigates the political landscape in the state.