Expelled BJP leader Harak Singh Rawat joins Congress

Harak Singh Rawat, who was ousted by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) joined the Congress on Friday, five days after his removal from Uttarakhand’s decision party. Rawat joined the Congress in Delhi, where he was drafted by Harish Rawat, a previous boss pastor of the state.

“At the point when Congress wins with full larger part on March 10, that will be my conciliatory sentiment. The BJP considered me a ‘utilization and toss’; I was exceptionally vexed. I didn’t break my companionship with home pastor Amit Shah till the latest possible second, as I had guaranteed,” the Kotdwar MLA said, as per news office ANI.

In joining the Congress, Harak Singh Rawat got back to the party, which he left to join the BJP in 2017. A sitting pastor in the Uttarakhand government, the legislator was ousted by boss priest Pushkar Singh Dhami, who blamed him for attempting to join the Sonia Gandhi-drove party.

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“He was given due regard till he was with us. The party chose to act against him after reports arose that he will join the Congress. We’ve accepted our call. Presently, it’s dependent upon the Congress to take a choice,” Dhami said on Tuesday.

Harak Singh Rawat was among nine Congress administrators who opposed then boss pastor Harish Rawat’s administration in March 2016, diminishing it to a minority, and prompting the Center monumental President’s Rule in the state. Notwithstanding, Harish Rawat won a trust vote in May that year to return as CM.

The new improvements occurred in front of get together decisions in Uttarakhand, which will be held in a solitary stage on February 14. The counting of decisions in favor of every one of the 70 get together voting demographics will happen on March 10.

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