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'Tata bye-bye': 2-term BJP MP quits party over Rajya Sabha ticket snub

Source: Times of India — India · 2 days ago
'Tata bye-bye': 2-term BJP MP quits party over Rajya Sabha ticket snub
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Summary

A former two‑term BJP MP from Aonla, Dharmendra Kashyap, has quit the party’s primary and active membership, saying that people who opposed the BJP in the Lok Sabha election were being rewarded while backward communities were being ignored. He resigned shortly after the BJP announced its Rajya Sabha candidates and posted a farewell message on social media.

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Former two-term BJP MP from Aonla in Bareilly, Dharmendra Kashyap, resigned from the party's primary and active membership, alleging that members who worked against BJP during Lok Sabha polls were being rewarded while backward and most backward communities were denied adequate representation and respect.

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