Cong suspends Kumbhani
The decision was made by the GPCC commitee led by Balubhai Patel The letter of suspension, while expressing disappointment, also highlights the gravity of the situation, accusing Kumbhani of either negligence or collusion with the BJP in his nomination ca
The Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee (GPCC) has suspended Nilesh Kumbhani, the Congress candidate, from the Surat Lok Sabha seat for six years. The decision, made by the disciplinary committee of the GPCC, led by member Balubhai Patel, follows an extended deliberation at the state Congress)Committee's disciplinary meeting over Kumbhani’s)escape and his collusion with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
The suspension order, issued on Friday, marks a dramatic turn of events for Kumbhani, who had)been entrusted)with)the responsibility of)representing the diverse interests of the Surat people, particularly the Patidars of Saurashtra. The letter of suspension, while expressing disappointment, also highlights the gravity of the situation, accusing Kumbhani of either negligence or collusion with the BJP in his nomination cancellation.
The) GPCC's) disciplinary committee, adhering to the principles of natural justice, allowed Kumbhani to present his case. However, his conspicuous absence and lack of communication compelled the committee to take decisive action, resulting in his six-year suspension from the party ranks.
The letter further condemned the alleged machinations of the BJP, accusing the party of undermining democracy by manipulating the electoral process through coercion and intimidation tactics.
The incident, which unfolded in Surat, is depicted as a gross violation of the sacred right to vote, causing disillusionment among voters, particularly first-time voters eagerly anticipating their participation in the democratic process.
The aftermath of)Kumbhani's) suspension has sparked widespread outrage among the electorate and Congress supporters.
Social media platforms are inundated with)expressions of)anger and frustration towards Kumbhani, reflecting the disappointment and betrayal felt by the constituents of Surat.