The Congress Party on Sunday evening expelled 10 leaders in the Haryana state unit for six years for being involved in anti-party activities ahead of the assembly elections. The development comes two days after 13 other leaders were expelled for the same period and for the same reason.
In their release, the All India Congress Committee said that the leaders were expelled for six years due to anti-party activities after the approval of Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge.
Expelled leaders
The following leaders of the Haryana state unit have been expelled by the Congress party:
- Chitra Sarwara
- Satvinder Rana
- Kapoor Singh Narwal,
- Virender Ghoghrian
- Somveer Ghasola
- Hands Kosliya
- Ajit Guliya
- Sharda Rathore
- Lalit Nagar
- Satveer Bhana
Haryana Congress expells 13 leaders
Earlier on September 27, 13 leaders of the Haryana Congress were expelled by the party due to their participation in "anti-party activities" by choosing to contest as independent candidates against the party’s official nominees for the upcoming assembly polls.
The expelled members include notable figures such as Naresh Dhande from Guhla SC, Pardeep Gill from Jind, Sajjan Singh Dhull from Pundri, and Vijay Jain from Panipat Rural, among others. The order was issued by Congress state unit chief Udai Bhan, highlighting the party's resolve to maintain unity and discipline ahead of the elections.
