BJP in disarray; ruling party leaders lust for positions in Telangana
New Delhi: In the Indian state of Telangana, the Hindutva Bharatiya Janata Party has split and BJP leaders have become greedy for positions.
According to Kashmir Media Service, the BJP in Telangana is suffering from severe internal differences and turmoil, which has made the Indian ruling party BJP an unstable and weak political party. After diplomatic failures, the leaders of Modi’s party BJP have become greedy for power and positions.
According to a report by the Indian Express, BJP leader Thakur Raja Singh has resigned in protest after making Ram Chandra Rao the party president in Telangana.
Raja Singh is threatening his supporting councilors after being severely disappointed. He wrote in his resignation that lakhs of workers are being ignored while some senior party leaders are taking decisions based on personal interests and the opinions of the workers are being ignored.
He said those who make sacrifices in the BJP are being rejected and people greedy for power within the BJP do not want to see the party succeed in Telangana.
According to the Indian Express, Raja Singh has been elected as an MLA from Gosha Mahal for the third time, but is now unhappy with the party leadership.
The differences over leadership in Telangana expose the disintegration of the BJP and the failure of the Indian government.
