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Expelled Congress leader Barkha Sing likely to join BJP

Expelled Congress leader Barkha Sing likely to join BJP

India Blooms News Service | | 22 Apr 2017, 12:37 pm
New Delhi, Apr 22 (IBNS) : Barkha Shukla Singh, expelled from the Congress for making a scathing attack on party Vice President Rahul Gandhi, is reportedly set to join the BJP, media reports said on Saturday.

Singh, a senior leader of Delhi Congress, was expelled for six years on Friday a day after she said Rahul Gandhi is "not fit to run the party."

On Thursday, Singh had  announced that she was stepping down as the chief of the women’s wing of the Congress’ Delhi unit, though she did not quit the party.

The Congress said  that the party's disciplinary committee has expelled Singh for six years for "undertaking anti-party activities just before the MCD elections."

In an open letter on Thursday, Singh had said, "Rahul Gandhi is unfit to lead the party...the one pertinent question we need to ask today is why Rahul Gandhi is hiding ? Why is he scared of meeting his own party members ?"

"Senior-most leaders of the party, I would not like to name anybody, are also of the view that Rahul Gandhi is mentally unfit to lead the party but choose not to say it because of reasons that are unknown to me," Singh had said.

"He (Rahul) is only interested in meeting sycophants and not leaders who reason, question and ask," she added.

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