New Delhi: In an enormous setback to the Congress, 26 celebration leaders and members of state jumped ship to join the BJP. This occurred only some days earlier than the essential Himachal Pradesh elections. This included Dharampal Thakur Khand – Former General Secretary of the Pradesh Congress Committee. Congress has witnessed the departure of many of its members in the previous few years. This departure of 26 members could threaten Congress’ possibilities in Himachal Pradesh polls.
Congress leaders join BJP
Among those that joined fingers with the BJP embrace former Congress common secretary Dharampal Thakur, former secretary Akash Saini, former councillor Rajan Thakur, former district vp Amit Mehta, Mehr Singh Kanwar, Youth Congress Rahul Negi, Jai Maa Shakti social sansthan president Joginder Thakur, Naresh Verma, Chamyana ward member Yogendra Singh, taxi union member Rakesh Chauhan, Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage Shimla president Dharmendra Kumar, Virendra Sharma, Rahul Rawat, Sonu Sharma, Arun Kumar, Shivam Kumar, Gopal Thakur.
Others who switched sides together with them are Chaman Lal, District Congress Committee secretary Devendra Singh, Mahendra Singh, former common secretary of Youth Congress Munish Mandla, Balkrishna Bobby, Sunil Sharma, Surendra Thakur, Sandeep Samta and Ravi.
“रिवाज बदल रहा है”
आज शिमला के कांग्रेस पार्टी के पूर्व पदाधिकारियों सहित कई साथियों ने कांग्रेस पार्टी छोड़ भाजपा का दामन थामा।
भाजपा परिवार में आप सभी का हार्दिक स्वागत-अभिनंदन।
आइये, भाजपा की ऐतिहासिक जीत के लिए एकजुटता के साथ कार्य करें।#रिवाजबदलेगा#हिमाचल_में_फिर_भाजपा pic.twitter.com/LMDkMMhmO6
— Jairam Thakur (@jairamthakurbjp) November 7, 2022
Himachal Pradesh polls
Chief Minister Jairam Thakur prolonged a heat welcome to all the employees in the BJP. “Let us work together for the historic victory of the BJP,” he mentioned. Earlier, BJP nationwide president JP Nadda exuded confidence in the celebration`s victory forward of the Himachal meeting elections and mentioned that the folks of the state belief Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
(With company inputs)
