Odisha Politics: Rebellion in Odisha Congress! Suspension of 3 MLAs for cross-voting in Rajya Sabha elections

• Cross-voting in Rajya Sabha elections in Odisha
• Three Congress MLAs suspended
• These MLAs betrayed the party

Cross Voting Odisha: In Odisha, Congress candidates lost due to cross-voting in the Rajya Sabha elections. Odisha Congress has started action in this matter. The party has suspended three MLAs who voted in favor of BJP-backed independent candidate Dilip Rai. The suspended MLAs include Ramesh Chandra Jena from Sankhemundi, Dasharathi Gomango from Mohana and Sophia Firdaus from Cuttack.

Despite party instructions, these MLAs voted in favor of Dilip Rai in the Rajya Sabha elections held on Monday. In this case, Odisha Congress on social media, those who have betrayed the Congress, have betrayed the country. The above MLAs have been suspended for posting this.

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Congress will send a notice to the President

Odisha Congress media cell in-charge Orbind Das said the decision was taken after reviewing the entire process. These MLAs worked against the interests of the Congress party in the Rajya Sabha elections and now their membership in the Legislative Assembly will also be revoked. In this regard, Odisha Congress will soon send a notice to the party president.

National Congress president Bhakta Charan Das said that these MLAs have betrayed the party. They will be removed from the Legislative Assembly as per the 10th Schedule of the Constitution. Importantly, the High Command has appreciated this decision and said it was necessary.

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Action in Bihar and Haryana also

In Odisha, opposition candidate Datteshwar Hota was defeated due to cross-voting by eight BJD MLAs. Datteshwar Hota was nominated by BJD, while Congress announced its support. Congress believes that similar action can be taken in Bihar and Haryana. In Bihar, the opposition candidate lost despite winning easily.

Cross-voting in Haryana too

Congress candidate Karamveer Singh Boudh won in Haryana, but the party’s strategy seemed to be failing. Here five MLAs cross-voted by breaking away from the party. In addition, four votes were invalidated. Congress candidate with 37 seats got only 28 votes. The party is now investigating which leaders in Haryana and Bihar did not vote for the party’s candidates.