GURUGRAM: Union minister of state for social justice and empowerment, Krishan Pal Gurjar, could be assured of getting the BJP price ticket from Faridabad, but local party contributors are unhappy with the sitting MP. And this has turn out to be a motive of concern for the party, which is likely to announce him as their candidate for the imminent Lok Sabha election anytime quickly.
Gurjar (61) got here into the limelight in his debut Lok Sabha election in 2014, when he defeated four-time Congress MP, Avtar Singh Bhadana by 4.6-lakh votes from Faridabad constituency. But all through the recent ‘Vijay Sankalp Yatra’, in the presence of the party’s Haryana in-charge Kalraj Misra, a number of party staff raised slogans towards Gurjar, claiming they beef up Prime Minister Narendra Modi but are towards the incumbent.
That has now escalated, with posters arising in numerous parts of the city, which repeat the claim that citizens of Faridabad don't have any grudges with Modi but they are going to educate a lesson to Gurjar. Party assets said Gurjar faces grievance from throughout the party due to undue favour he had showered on a specific community and region all through the previous 5 years. His competitors have additionally been claiming his affiliation with the rampant unlawful mining in the region.
Though Gurjar couldn’t be contacted for his reaction to this building, a senior party chief, pleading anonymity, said though a couple of supporters have been protesting the MP’s nomination, they are going to beef up Modi and BJP. “There are problems with all political leaders. There are some supporters and some critics,” he said.
Pleading anonymity, a Congress member who's likely to get the price ticket for the constituency from his party, said Gurjar has now not achieved much developmental paintings for the folk of Faridabad. “Instead, building has come to a standstill, whilst crime is on the rise,” he said.
Gurjar (61) got here into the limelight in his debut Lok Sabha election in 2014, when he defeated four-time Congress MP, Avtar Singh Bhadana by 4.6-lakh votes from Faridabad constituency. But all through the recent ‘Vijay Sankalp Yatra’, in the presence of the party’s Haryana in-charge Kalraj Misra, a number of party staff raised slogans towards Gurjar, claiming they beef up Prime Minister Narendra Modi but are towards the incumbent.
That has now escalated, with posters arising in numerous parts of the city, which repeat the claim that citizens of Faridabad don't have any grudges with Modi but they are going to educate a lesson to Gurjar. Party assets said Gurjar faces grievance from throughout the party due to undue favour he had showered on a specific community and region all through the previous 5 years. His competitors have additionally been claiming his affiliation with the rampant unlawful mining in the region.
Though Gurjar couldn’t be contacted for his reaction to this building, a senior party chief, pleading anonymity, said though a couple of supporters have been protesting the MP’s nomination, they are going to beef up Modi and BJP. “There are problems with all political leaders. There are some supporters and some critics,” he said.
Pleading anonymity, a Congress member who's likely to get the price ticket for the constituency from his party, said Gurjar has now not achieved much developmental paintings for the folk of Faridabad. “Instead, building has come to a standstill, whilst crime is on the rise,” he said.
Gurjar in tight spot as posters urge BJP to deny him ticket in Faridabad
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