PATNA: RLSP leader Nagmani, who used to be sacked from the post of nationwide govt president two days again, resigned Sunday from the main membership accusing social gathering leader Upendra Kushwaha of "selling" Lok Sabha tickets.
"I am announcing my resignation in front of journalists since the RLSP did not observe the courtesy of providing me with a copy of the letter removing me from the top post, the contents of which I came to learn only through the media," Nagmani told journalists right here.
Nagmani used to be sacked from the post of nationwide govt president for indulging in anti-party actions.
"The party had held that my presence at functions attended by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was tantamount to indiscipline. Both such functions were held in the memory of my father Jagdeo Prasad, who is extolled by our Kushwaha community as an icon. Can I be accused of anti-party activities in such a backdrop," Nagmani requested.
The former Union minister in Atal Behari Vajpayee's govt additionally alleged that Upendra Kushwaha and his "cronies" were disillusioned with him since February 7 when he flagged the problem of a social gathering ticket being given from Motihari to Madhaw Anand, who hails from Madhubani and is primarily based in Delhi.
"I told him that there is considerable resentment in Motihari over this decision of the party," Nagmani, who used to be himself an aspirant for social gathering ticket from Chatra in Jharkhand, said.
He alleged that Kushwaha attempted to silence him by means of saying that Anand had used his corporate connections to get Rs nine crore for the social gathering.
"I reminded Kushwaha that folks like me had joined his social gathering and presented him beef up since we strongly felt that our neighborhood, in spite of being sizeable, has no longer got its due in Bihars politics.
"He used to be compromising on our liked purpose by means of hanging tickets on sale. He did not say anything then however I sensed that I had ruffled many feathers. Kushwaha bared his fangs the very subsequent day," he added.
Asked about the Rashtriya Lok Samta Party's (RLSP) rivalry that it used to be unacceptable to peer him beside Nitish Kumar when the social gathering used to be accusing the manager minister of having conspired to get Kushwaha killed in the lathi fee of February 2, Nagmani quipped "Kushwaha is a huge 'nautankibaaz' (One who indulges in drama). He stayed in health center for two days without having gained a single blow on his frame".
Reacting to Nagmanis allegations, the RLSP office right here shot off a unlock pushing aside his claims about the Motihari Lok Sabha seat.
Ir said RLSP used to be but to officially announce candidates for any seat.
"The fact is, he (Nagmani) wanted the ticket for himself from Chatra in Jharkhand which he has represented in the past, besides a ticket for his wife. He has been bitter since he used to be given no assurance," the statement said.
The statement, signed by means of state RLSP general secretary Satyanand Prasad Dangi said, it is ridiculous that at the one hand Nagmani is accusing Kushwaha of hanging up social gathering tickets on the market and at the other he is additionally disillusioned that when doing away with him from the nationwide govt president's post, Kushwaha refused to speak to him.
Nagmani had received the Chatra seat in 1999 on an RJD ticket however engineered a split in the social gathering headed by means of Lalu Prasad and joined the BJP-led NDA, changing into a minister in the Atal Bihari Vajpayee govt on the Centre.
After the NDA lost energy on the Centre, Nagmani switched over to Ram Vilas Paswan's LJP before crossing over to the JD(U).
His wife got elected to the Assembly on a JD(U) ticket and turned into a minister in the Nitish Kumar govt whilst Nagmani himself got a berth in the legislative council. He therefore joined the NCP however left the social gathering ahead of the 2014 Lok Sabha polls hoping to join the BJP, which fought the polls in alliance with Kushwahas RLSP.
He joined the RLSP in 2017, calling Kushwaha the following leader minister of Bihar, and used to be made the nationwide govt president.
"I am announcing my resignation in front of journalists since the RLSP did not observe the courtesy of providing me with a copy of the letter removing me from the top post, the contents of which I came to learn only through the media," Nagmani told journalists right here.
Nagmani used to be sacked from the post of nationwide govt president for indulging in anti-party actions.
"The party had held that my presence at functions attended by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was tantamount to indiscipline. Both such functions were held in the memory of my father Jagdeo Prasad, who is extolled by our Kushwaha community as an icon. Can I be accused of anti-party activities in such a backdrop," Nagmani requested.
The former Union minister in Atal Behari Vajpayee's govt additionally alleged that Upendra Kushwaha and his "cronies" were disillusioned with him since February 7 when he flagged the problem of a social gathering ticket being given from Motihari to Madhaw Anand, who hails from Madhubani and is primarily based in Delhi.
"I told him that there is considerable resentment in Motihari over this decision of the party," Nagmani, who used to be himself an aspirant for social gathering ticket from Chatra in Jharkhand, said.
He alleged that Kushwaha attempted to silence him by means of saying that Anand had used his corporate connections to get Rs nine crore for the social gathering.
"I reminded Kushwaha that folks like me had joined his social gathering and presented him beef up since we strongly felt that our neighborhood, in spite of being sizeable, has no longer got its due in Bihars politics.
"He used to be compromising on our liked purpose by means of hanging tickets on sale. He did not say anything then however I sensed that I had ruffled many feathers. Kushwaha bared his fangs the very subsequent day," he added.
Asked about the Rashtriya Lok Samta Party's (RLSP) rivalry that it used to be unacceptable to peer him beside Nitish Kumar when the social gathering used to be accusing the manager minister of having conspired to get Kushwaha killed in the lathi fee of February 2, Nagmani quipped "Kushwaha is a huge 'nautankibaaz' (One who indulges in drama). He stayed in health center for two days without having gained a single blow on his frame".
Reacting to Nagmanis allegations, the RLSP office right here shot off a unlock pushing aside his claims about the Motihari Lok Sabha seat.
Ir said RLSP used to be but to officially announce candidates for any seat.
"The fact is, he (Nagmani) wanted the ticket for himself from Chatra in Jharkhand which he has represented in the past, besides a ticket for his wife. He has been bitter since he used to be given no assurance," the statement said.
The statement, signed by means of state RLSP general secretary Satyanand Prasad Dangi said, it is ridiculous that at the one hand Nagmani is accusing Kushwaha of hanging up social gathering tickets on the market and at the other he is additionally disillusioned that when doing away with him from the nationwide govt president's post, Kushwaha refused to speak to him.
Nagmani had received the Chatra seat in 1999 on an RJD ticket however engineered a split in the social gathering headed by means of Lalu Prasad and joined the BJP-led NDA, changing into a minister in the Atal Bihari Vajpayee govt on the Centre.
After the NDA lost energy on the Centre, Nagmani switched over to Ram Vilas Paswan's LJP before crossing over to the JD(U).
His wife got elected to the Assembly on a JD(U) ticket and turned into a minister in the Nitish Kumar govt whilst Nagmani himself got a berth in the legislative council. He therefore joined the NCP however left the social gathering ahead of the 2014 Lok Sabha polls hoping to join the BJP, which fought the polls in alliance with Kushwahas RLSP.
He joined the RLSP in 2017, calling Kushwaha the following leader minister of Bihar, and used to be made the nationwide govt president.
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