On Tuesday, the BJP in Arunachal Pradesh expelled 28 party leaders for contesting the April 19 Assembly elections against the party’s official candidates. The state’s disciplinary action committee, led by Tarh Tarak, announced the expulsion, which lasts for six years, according to a statement from the state BJP.
These individuals had run in the Assembly polls representing various parties including the National People’s Party (NPP), the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), the People’s Party of Arunachal, and as Independents.
Out of all the Assembly seats in Arunachal, the ruling BJP had nominated 60 candidates, with 10 of them winning their seats uncontested.
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