BJP district President accused of extorting Rs 50 lakh…
A viral letter has created a ruckus in India's largest political party BJP. In this viral letter, former bjp regional minister from kanpur Bundelkhand Ajit Kumar Gupta has accused Fatehpur district President Mukhlal Pal of illegal extortion in the name of getting a post in the party. Now UP bjp has taken action in the matter and issued a show cause notice. After the allegations in the viral letter, bjp State General Secretary and Legislative Council Member Govind Narayan Shukla has issued a notice against Fatehpur district President Mukhlal Pal. It has been said in this notice that a complaint has been received against you (Mukhlal Pal) for working against the party conduct. Taking cognizance of this complaint, a show cause notice is issued to you on the instructions of the State President.
BJP issued a cause notice
Fatehpur district President Mukhlal Pal has been asked to respond to the show cause issued by the bjp State Organization within 7 days. It further states that if a timely clarification and satisfactory answer is not given, disciplinary action will be taken by the party. Apart from this, a three-member committee has been formed to investigate the entire matter. The three-member committee formed to investigate the allegations against Fatehpur bjp district President Mukhlal Pal includes bjp State General Secretary Anoop Gupta and ram Pratap Singh Chauhan and State minister Shankar Lal Lodhi. This viral letter had also made the bjp state high command restless.
What is the whole matter?
In fact, a letter in the name of bjp leader Ajit Kumar Gupta, who hails from Banda district, is rapidly going viral. In this viral letter, former bjp regional minister from Kanpur-Bundelkhand region Ajit Gupta has accused Fatehpur district bjp district President Mukhlal Pal and Kanpur-Bundelkhand current President Prakash Pal of illegal extortion. In the viral letter, bjp leader Ajit Kumar Gupta has claimed that Fatehpur district bjp President Mukhlal Pal asked him to deposit Rs 50 lakh in the party fund in the name of getting him a proper responsibility in the party. He asked to deposit Rs 50 lakh in the party fund through kanpur Bundelkhand Regional President Prakash Pal.
In this letter, Ajit Kumar Gupta further said that the applicant, believing in the name of the party, gave Rs 50 lakh in cash to Mukhlal Pal, which he kept with himself instead of depositing in the party fund. By doing this, he has betrayed me and the party.
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