Ex-Union Minister's Dramatic Exit: A Protest Against BJP's Alleged Misdeeds

Former Union minister Raj Kumar Singh has resigned from the BJP, protesting a showcause notice accusing him of 'anti-party' activities. Singh criticizes the party's corruption, targeting key figures. His political journey, marred by dissent, adds fuel to the controversies surrounding intra-party dynamics and governance challenges.

In a dramatic move that underscores growing discontent within the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), former Union minister Raj Kumar Singh has resigned, citing a disagreement with the party's direction.

Singh, through social media, announced his resignation addressed to BJP President Jagat Prakash Nadda, following his suspension over alleged 'anti-party' activities. The decision reflects ongoing tensions as Singh voices concerns over corruption and criminal influences within the party.

Entering politics in 2014 after a notable bureaucratic career, Singh has been an outspoken critic of party figures and their controversial dealings. He highlighted questionable collaborations, including a contentious power plant project, amplifying his calls for reform.

(With inputs from agencies.)