Mayawati expels BSP leader from post for Rahul Gandhi comment

New Delhi, July 17 Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati hosts evacuated gathering bad habit director and national organizer Jaiprakash Singh after he called Congress president Rahul Gandhi unfit for the prime clerical post.

While addressing a press conference in the capital on Tuesday, the previous Uttar Pradesh boss pastor additionally specified about Singh's discourse in which he talked against her party's ideology.

"I came to think about BSP national coordinator Jai Prakash Singh's speech in which he spoke against the ideology of BSP and also made personal remarks against the administration of rival parties. It's his sincere belief. Thus, he has been expelled from his post with prompt impact," said Mayawati.

She warned party units against submitting comparative slip-ups. Instead, the party workers were advised to talk just about the gathering's belief system and senior pioneers who have motivated a large number of people before.

She categorically told party's majority not to unveil any information about the gathering's imminent organizations together for the upcoming polls.

"In Uttar Pradesh and different states also, until the point that an organization together with a gathering is reported, individuals from the Bahujan Samaj Party should forgo talking anything about it at any level. They should abandon it to the high order, " said BSP supremo.

Mayawati also advised her party leaders that while addressing public meetings they should read from written talks as opposed to talking unpremeditated. This training would help keep away from extent of submitting botch.

"I propose that every leader of the BSP should first compose their perspectives on a bit of paper before giving out any speech in public, " she said.