SBSP sacks its UP president for anti-party activities

The Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP), led by state Panchayati Raj minister Om Prakash Rajbhar, has taken a major step to enforce organisational discipline by expelling its Uttar Pradesh unit president, Premchand Kashyap, with immediate effect.

The party took this action after he was allegedly found to be involved in anti-party activities.

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Senior party leaders believe that action against Premchand Kashyap was taken due to his anti-party activities.

The Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party clarified in a statement here on Sunday that indiscipline will not be tolerated at any level and that strict action will continue against leaders who violate the party’s ideology and policies.

The SBSP leadership had been receiving complaints about Premchand Kashyap’s actions for some time. The decision to expel him was made after an internal investigation.

This decision has sparked a stir in state politics, and the party will soon announce a new state president and outline its future strategy.

The party has clarified that party discipline is paramount and that strict action will be taken against anyone who fails to comply.

The party said it is vigorously fighting for the rights and share of the most backward, Dalit, deprived, and exploited classes. According to the party, this activism is troubling the opposition parties, but none of their plans will be allowed to succeed.