Dekhradun: Facing comprehensive protests from candidates of poll to whom have refused tickets, Uttarakhand BJP'S unit has decided to give time till January 27 for dissident leaders to revise their decision to retire. The state secretary general of the party (organization), Sanjay Kumar has told TOI on Saturday that if dissatisfied leaders don't come back to a party bend by then, they will be sent within six years.
Kumar has added that five members of parliament of all party in the state were given a problem of a pacification of those which pout in various constituencies. According to the devoted persons BJP, is more than dozen of places where the party management has lifted a revolt banner, and threat of strict action against them could induce some to overestimate their actions.
According to sources, the party concentrates on suppression of a revolt within the next week and these five members of parliament, and have entrusted the senior heads a problem of a pacification of unexpected leaders and their otgovarivaniye from making "extraordinary steps as contest as independent".
Kumar has told that if dissatisfied leaders don't come back to a party bend by then, all of them would be sent because of anti-party actions. "Negotiations are well under way with all angry leaders. Some as Dhanaulti MLA Mekhevir Singh Renger, have agreed to support the party on elections", he has added.
But rebels as Om Gopal Rawat from Narender Nagar around Teri, the exile threat doesn't disturb. "I register the appointment on January 23 and have reported to the party about it. Giving tickets to undeserving candidates, BJP has made a fatal mistake and there are many as I who would fight independently".
Other rebellious leader of BJP Sheylendra Singh Roet has declared, "I register the appointment on January 25, and I consider exile threat of unripe tactics because the party has no hint about suffering of leaders as I". Have refused to Roet the ticket of Kotdwar to place Harak Singh Roet who belongs to the camp of the former KM of Vijay Bekhuguna.
Kumar has added that five members of parliament of all party in the state were given a problem of a pacification of those which pout in various constituencies. According to the devoted persons BJP, is more than dozen of places where the party management has lifted a revolt banner, and threat of strict action against them could induce some to overestimate their actions.
According to sources, the party concentrates on suppression of a revolt within the next week and these five members of parliament, and have entrusted the senior heads a problem of a pacification of unexpected leaders and their otgovarivaniye from making "extraordinary steps as contest as independent".
Kumar has told that if dissatisfied leaders don't come back to a party bend by then, all of them would be sent because of anti-party actions. "Negotiations are well under way with all angry leaders. Some as Dhanaulti MLA Mekhevir Singh Renger, have agreed to support the party on elections", he has added.
But rebels as Om Gopal Rawat from Narender Nagar around Teri, the exile threat doesn't disturb. "I register the appointment on January 23 and have reported to the party about it. Giving tickets to undeserving candidates, BJP has made a fatal mistake and there are many as I who would fight independently".
Other rebellious leader of BJP Sheylendra Singh Roet has declared, "I register the appointment on January 25, and I consider exile threat of unripe tactics because the party has no hint about suffering of leaders as I". Have refused to Roet the ticket of Kotdwar to place Harak Singh Roet who belongs to the camp of the former KM of Vijay Bekhuguna.
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