Ex-BJP Leader Rajkumar Singh campaigns against party’s “dynasty politics”
Key Points:
– Rajkumar Singh campaigns independently in Jamshedpur East
– Opposes BJP’s alleged sidelining of grassroots workers
– Promises local implementation of government schemes if elected
JAMSHEDPUR – Rajkumar Singh, a former BJP leader, has launched an independent campaign in Jamshedpur East, pledging to combat what he calls the “dynasty politics” within his former party.
After 27 years with the BJP, Singh says he chose to stand independently due to the party’s disregard for long-serving members and preference for external candidates.
He asserts that his candidacy honors the loyalty and contributions of grassroots workers, whom he believes are ignored by the party during ticket distribution.
“The party’s state leadership has weakened,” Singh stated, explaining that local workers who have long supported the BJP are now being sidelined.
Singh’s campaign emphasizes his direct engagement with voters, aiming to build support in neighborhoods across the constituency.
He has received a strong response, with local support bolstering his independent run.
Singh has pledged that, if elected, he will focus on implementing government schemes effectively for the benefit of local residents.
