Despite victory in Maharashtra, BJP sent notice to party MLC, know what is the reason?

Maharashtra Politics: BJP has issued a show cause notice to Legislative Council member Ranjit Singh Mohite Patil for not following the party’s instructions. BJP has said in its show cause notice that despite being a responsible representative of the Bharatiya Janata Party, you have violated the instructions not to do anti-social activities. Many serious evidences have been received against you in this regard.

Notice issued for these reasons

• Prime Minister of the country Narendra Modibeing absent from programs organized by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and staying away from party programs.
• Campaigning against the party’s authorized candidate in the Lok Sabha elections and disobeying party instructions.
• Criticizing party leaders and members through the press and talking about defeating the candidates on Madha and Solapur seats of Lok Sabha.
• Instructing its workers to campaign and protest against the party’s authorized candidate in the Lok Sabha elections.
• Madha embraces NCP Sharadchandra Pawar’s candidate in Lok Sabha elections Lok Sabha elections To work against BJP in the area and ensure the defeat of the party’s candidate.
• Working for NCP Sharadchandra Pawar’s party during the assembly elections.
• With the help of the people of this government factory which Mahayuti helped financially, people were sent to help the candidate of Sharad Chandra Pawar’s party.
• Misleading police agents and other program workers against party leaders.

Answer will have to be given within seven days

Expecting clarification on all these issues, BJP has asked its Assembly member Ranjit Singh Mohite to reply in writing within seven days. Let us tell you that BJP has won a landslide victory in the assembly elections in Maharashtra. Here in the recent assembly elections, BJP alone has won 132 seats. Whereas Mahayuti has hoisted its flag on 226 seats.

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