UP Politics Samajwadi Party Expels Abhay Rajkesh and Manoj Pandey are Membership Mlas End or Not

UP Politics: The Samajwadi Party (SP) has seen the way out to its three MLAs on charges of being involved in anti -party activities. These MLAs include MLA Abhay Singh from Goshaiganj, MLA from Gauriganj Rakesh Pratap Singh and MLA from Unchahar Manoj Kumar Pandey. The party has given information about this action taken against its MLAs on its social media ‘X’ handle.

However, despite his expulsion, the three MLAs technically remained the MLA of the Samajwadi Party in the assembly records, until any further legislative action is taken.

The SP said in its X handle, ‘Unlike socialist cordial positive ideology politics, communal divisive negativity and farmer, women, youth, businessmen, jobbers and’ anti -PDA ‘ideology, the Samajwadi Party expels these MLAs in the public interest.’

The party has also given information about the MLAs drawn on its social media X handle, including MLA Goshaiganj Abhay Singh, MLA Gauriganj Rakesh Pratap Singh and MLA Unchahar Manoj Kumar Pandey.

What is the allegation of MLAs?
The party said in its post, ‘The time limit of’ grace-term ‘given to these people for heart change is now completed, the remaining deadline is due to good behavior. There will be no place in the party for ‘anti-people’ people in future also and anti-party ideas will always be considered unforgivable.

At the same time, the party said at the end of its post, ‘Wherever you live, be reliable.’

After the expulsion from SP, Rakesh Pratap Singh’s big statement, said- I wanted to resign, stopped me …

These MLAs are accused that they worked against the SP party in the Rajya Sabha elections. Despite being a party MLA at that time, he conducted cross voting in favor of BJP. Although the SP had sufficient number of force to send three candidates to the Rajya Sabha, the BJP SP suffered losses due to the cross voting of at least seven MLAs. These MLAs are accused that they have been getting away with the BJP, participating in its programs and keeping themselves away from the SP’s political line since the Rajya Sabha elections.