Amravati: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has expelled four party functionaries for six years for alleged indiscipline in connection with the Amravati Division Teachers’ Constituency election.Those expelled are Chandrashekhar Bhoyar, Sangeeta Shinde, Sumit Pawar and Nitin Gudadhe.The Amravati Division Teachers’ seat has been allotted to Shiv Sena, BJP’s Mahayuti alliance partner. However, even after Sena announced its official candidate and the deadline for withdrawal of nominations was over, BJP’s Bhoyar, Shinde and Pawar allegedly remained in the fray. The party terminated their primary membership and expelled them for six years.In a separate action, Nitin Gudadhe, general secretary of BJP’s Amravati Rural unit from Morshi, was issued a show-cause notice over alleged indiscipline during the poll period. Finding his reply unsatisfactory, the party terminated his primary membership and expelled him for six years as well.BJP Amravati Rural District president MLA Pratap Adsad communicated the decisions to the individuals concerned through official letters. Adsad clarified that following their expulsion, their appointments to respective organisational posts stand automatically cancelled.
