Bhopal: The ruling BJP witnessed a significant setback simply two months forward of the Meeting elections in Madhya Pradesh as its sitting MLA (Kolaras) Brijendra Singh Raghuvanshi resigned from the occasion on Thursday. “With a heavy coronary heart, as we speak I’m resigning from the membership of the BJP and the state working committee. I’ve been expressing my considerations to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan for the final 5 years, however he did nothing,” Raghuvanshi wrote in a letter to state BJP head V.D. Sharma on Thursday.
In his official letter-pad, Raghuvanshi, who’s MLA from Kolaras Meeting seat in Shivpuri district alleged that ever since Jyotiraditya Scindia joined the BJP, he has been sidelined from the occasion. “Corrupt officers have been appointed in Kolaras and Shivpuri. It’s being completed on the behest of Jyotiraditya Scindia. My supporters are being harassed usually,” Raghuvanshi wrote in his letter.
He identified that Scindia had joined the BJP claiming that the Congress failed to satisfy its guarantees to the farmers. “Nonetheless, after becoming a member of the BJP, he didn’t communicate in regards to the farmers. I’ve been sidelined for working for the occasion actually since 2014,” letter learn.
Raghuvanshi additionally alleged that “fee has been flourishing within the BJP authorities, and when questioned, the minister in-charge for Gwalior-Chambal area would say that “mandir me prasad tau chadhana hello padega (providing must made on the temple)”.
He additional alleged that the farmers’ cash deposited in co-operative banks in Shivpuri and throughout the state has been siphoned off by a robust nexus of leaders and officers. “The problem of Co-operative Financial institution rip-off was raised within the state Meeting additionally, however no motion has been taken to this point,” Raghuvanshi mentioned.