The Samajwadi Party (SP) on Monday expelled 3 sitting MLAs for alleged anti-party behavior. Party accused them of violating the party’s center standards and promoting divisive politics.
The leaders who expelled consist of Abhay Singh (MLA from Goshaiganj), Rakesh Pratap Singh (MLA from Gauriganj), and Manoj Kumar Pandey (MLA from Unchahar). All three expelled after what the party defined as repeated times of behaviour that went towards its ideological commitments.
Why Samajwadi Party expelled MLAs
In a declaration, the Akhilesh Yadav-led party alleged that the expelled MLAs engaged in activities that “promoted communal and divisive politics” and had been supportive of “anti-farmer, anti-women, anti-adolescents, and anti-business” guidelines, positions that the party said opposed to its values.
The Samajwadi Party also claimed that the expelled lawmakers given opportunities to correct their path, but not fall as per the party’s expectancies.
No Place for Such People in Our Party
“Samajwadi Party expels the MLAs from the party due to their communal divisive negativity and helping anti-farmer, women, adolescents, working professionals and ‘anti-PDA’ ideology, in preference to the politics of socialist harmonious advantageous ideology,” the party said.
“The grace period given to those peoples for change of heart has now been completed, the closing time period is last due to behavior. “In the future also there will no place in the party for ‘anti-people’ peoples and activities contrary to the main ideology of the party will continually taken into consideration unforgivable,” it said.
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