BJP put house in order four rebel return party fold

Ruling BJP saying goodbye to dynesty politics and party so called discipline today compromised with its stand deciding to put its house in order after open party gate for four party rebels who had been in electrol battle against party official candidate. Ahead of upcoming Assembly Election today party once again reach out to four rebel today. Former CPS and MLA Urmil thakur from Hamirpur , Chetan Bragta Jubbal kotkhai, Rakesh Chaudhary Dharamshala and Joginder Panku zila Parishad from Shahpur joined BJP in the Presence of BJP State Incharge Avinash Rai khanna, State President Suresh Kashyap, General Secretary Rakesh Jamwal, Trilok Kapoor and Trilok Jamwal in BJP Office today. Party president said that  Suresh kashyap said by these joinings BJP would get strength at time when it  heading towards elections in an attacking mode. Justifying compromise of not giving tickets to these party rebels in the past most of them was in electrol fray against BJP candidate Mr Kashyap said that party stands change with time and circumstances . He was replying to a query of compromising with  dynastic politics. Chetan Bragta is son of former Minister and BJP leaders Narendra Bragta he fought assembly poll last year forcing the party organization candidate Neelam Sarkaiak to forfitted security deposit. Urmil Thakur had had won the assembly elections from Hamirpur in 1998 and 2007 but lost in 2003. She was shifted to Sujanpur in 2012 assembly polls and lost to Rajendra Rana who contested as an independent.

She was the elder daughter in law of former minister, Late Jagdev Chand Thakur. Her husband Bhupinder Singh Thakur was an officer with the Department of Agriculture. OBC leader Rakesh Chaudhary was in AAP. Chaudhry had contested as an independent candidate during the elections. Chaudhary got 8000 votes as an independent. Chaudhary’s  weilds considerable influence in the Lower OBC dominated belt of Dharamshala.