Congress Cracks Down: 28 Rebel Candidates Suspended in Maharashtra
The Maharashtra Congress has suspended 28 rebel candidates for six years due to anti-party activities. These candidates are contesting the upcoming elections against official nominees. The suspension aligns with directives from AICC in-charge Ramesh Chennithala. Notable suspended leaders include Rajendra Mulak and Yagnyavalk Jichkar.
- Country:
- India
The Maharashtra Congress made a decisive move on Sunday by suspending 28 rebel candidates for six years, citing anti-party activities.
The candidates are contesting from 22 assembly constituencies against the official nominees of the Maha Vikas Aghadi for the November 20 elections.
The suspended individuals include prominent figures like former minister Rajendra Mulak from the Ramtek constituency, Yagnyavalk Jichkar from Katol, Kamal Vyawhare from Kasba, Manoj Shinde from Kopri Pachpakhadi, and Aaba Bagul from Parvati. This action follows directives from AICC in-charge Ramesh Chennithala, as per an official Congress statement.
(With inputs from agencies.)
Advertisement
ALSO READ
You all know my affinity with Maharashtra: PM Narendra Modi at Dhule in his first rally for November 20 state assembly elections.
AAP's Charge to Triumph: Kejriwal Rallies Troops for Delhi Elections
Maha Vikas Aghadi is a vehicle that has no wheels and brakes and everyone there is fighting to sit on the driver's seat: PM Modi.
Maharashtra Elections: Crackdown on Illicit Activities Yields Huge Seizures
Optimism and Uncertainty: Global Markets React to U.S. Elections, China Stimulus
Google News