Seven members have been expelled for three years. The NSUI said writing ‘Jai Shri Ram’ was an ‘anti-party activity.
The NSUI, Congress’ student wing, expelled seven members for three years on June 15 in Jharkhand for writing ‘Jai Shri Ram’ in NSUI’s official WhatsApp group.
It said writing ‘Jai Shri Ram’ was ‘anti-party activity.
NSUI district President Rose Tirkey issued an official order expelling NSUI members Kamal Agrawal, Raj Mahato, Rahul Giri, Jayanto Pramanik, Anand Singh, Lav and Prashant Kumar.
The order read, “These people promoted factionalism against the NSUI district president and promoted a particular religion in NSUI’s official WhatsApp group. All these leaders are being expelled immediately from the NSUI for three years for their anti-party activities, social media posts against party lines organisational protocol, and promoting factionalism within the organisation.”
Tirkey said, “Congress and NSUI are not based or inclined to any particular religion, it’s not a party or organisation of any particular religion. There’s no need and place for leaders resorting to such acts. This apart, they were continuously posting objectionable posts against the district president on social media, leading to mental harassment. They have been resorting to anti-party activities. They were also promoting factionalism and accusing NSUI district leadership of arbitrarily forming a new team.”
