Dehradun: As the political turmoil in the states over the upcoming assembly elections has intensified, Congress continues to witness rebellion in many seats after ticket distribution. The results of dissatisfaction are also beginning to emerge. In the same order, former Uttarakhand Congress President Kishore Upadhyay has been expelled from the party for six years for his anti-party activities. He may join the BJP today. Amidst reports of his proximity to the BJP, the party had expelled him from all posts in the past few days. However, Upadhyay had also sent his explanation on the ongoing talks with him. Now the news of Upadhyay joining the BJP is big.
Meanwhile, after the release of the second list of Congress candidates, workers in various seats from Garhwal to Kumaon are on the boil. Thereafter, several changes were also made to the list late at night. However, some of the activists protested at Congress Bhawan last afternoon after former minister Harak Singh Rawat's daughter-in-law Anukriti Gusain was given a ticket from Lansdowne, and late last night, in a big figure from Rishikesh, the workers who reached the old Mussoorie Road residence of former CM Harish Rawat expressed their displeasure.
There is also talk of nepotism in the party over the change in tickets in Congress. Harish Rawat, Harak Singh Rawat, Yashpal Arya, late. The family members of Indira and Parliament KC Singh Baba have got tickets. Harak's daughter-in-law Anukriti has been fielded from Lansdowne, son of former MP KC Singh Baba from Kashipur, Indira's son Sumit Hridayesh from Haldwani and Anupama, daughter of Harish Rawat from Haridwar Rural. Sanjeev Arya, son of Yashpal Arya, is a candidate from Nainital.
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