RK Singh NEW DELHI: BJP on Saturday suspended former Union power minister and ex-Ara MP R K Singh, accusing him of anti-party activities. The party has asked him to submit a reply within one week.In a show-cause notice to Singh, BJP said, “You are indulging in anti-party activities. This falls within the scope of discipline. The party has taken this seriously. This has caused harm to the party. Therefore, as directed, you are being suspended from the party and asked to explain why you should not be expelled from the party. Therefore, please clarify your position within a week of receiving this letter,” the BJP said in a notice to Singh this morning. Along with Singh, the BJP has also suspended party MLC Ashok Kumar Agarwal and Katihar Mayor Usha Agarwal on similar grounds.‘Bihar’s New MY Formula Is Mahila & Youth’: PM Modi Targets RJD-Congress After NDA’s Landslide WinSingh had been issuing remarks that were critical of the BJP and the government. The former Union minister had reportedly raised serious allegations about a major government project. He said that the solar power project in Bihar is a Rs 62,000-crore scam in the power project handover to Adani in Bihar. Known for speaking his mind, Singh had also urged voters to reject candidates with criminal records, including those fielded by the NDA. He had named deputy chief minister Samrat Choudhary and JD(U) candidate Anant Singh among those with serious allegations. He told people not to support such candidates “even if they belong to your caste and if none of those in the fray is without a taint, opt for NOTA”. Before the party took action, the former Union minister had also appealed to the Election Commission to enforce the Model Code of Conduct more strictly. He described a recent incident as a “failure” of both the poll body and the local administration.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosPiyush Goyal Says India Ready For WTO Leadership, Rejects Reform Agendas Pushed By Developed NationsJ&K Police Confirm 9 Killed in Nowgam Blast After Explosives Recovered From Faridabad Blows UpPM Modi Predicts Major Congress Split After NDA’s Bihar Win And Warns Allies Of Growing Instability‘Bengal Is Far-Fetched…’ Bengal Minister Shashi Panja Hits Back at PM Modi’s Jungle Raj Jibe‘Very Bleak Message To World’: South Africa Envoy Condemns Delhi Blast And Seeks Joint Action“All options open…” Piyush Goyal on ongoing India-Canada talks after two rounds of discussionsUN Must Reform Now: India Demands Expansion of Both Permanent And Non-Permanent UNSC Member StatesDeadly Explosion At Nowgam Station Exposes Scale Of 360 Kg Urban Terror Cache Seized From Faridabad‘Bihar’s New MY Formula Is Mahila & Youth’: PM Modi Targets RJD-Congress After NDA’s Landslide Win‘Too Big To Fail’: South African Envoy On Trump’s G20 Boycott, Says PM Modi’s Presence Crucial123PhotostoriesJaipur Installs Giant Air-Cleaning Towers as AQI Nears 200—Will They Really Help?Leading ladies who turned debut hits into overnight stardom10 dog breeds that are kid friendlyThe best book genres for kids to boost brain developmentRaising Kids Who Love Learning (Not Just Getting Good Grades)Cute baby nicknames inspired by colorsFrom film stars to business leaders five Bollywood women shaping empires outside cinema7 lesser-known health benefits of drinking 1 glass of okra water with a tablespoon of lemon juice for a monthBudget-friendly ways to create a child’s own space even in a small homePancreatic cancer: How lifestyle choices can lower your risk123Hot PicksAlinagar Election ResultRaghopur Election ResultBihar Election Result 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingLaMelo BallGiannis AntetokounmpoJoel EmbiidAidan HutchinsonNHL Trade RumorLatin GrammyDak PrescottBrazilian Bodybuilder Found DeadPercy HarvinStephen Curry
NEW DELHI: BJP on Saturday suspended former Union power minister and ex-Ara MP R K Singh, accusing him of anti-party activities. The party has asked him to submit a reply within one week.In a show-cause notice to Singh, BJP said, “You are indulging in anti-party activities. This falls within the scope of discipline. The party has taken this seriously. This has caused harm to the party. Therefore, as directed, you are being suspended from the party and asked to explain why you should not be expelled from the party. Therefore, please clarify your position within a week of receiving this letter,” the BJP said in a notice to Singh this morning. Along with Singh, the BJP has also suspended party MLC Ashok Kumar Agarwal and Katihar Mayor Usha Agarwal on similar grounds.
Singh had been issuing remarks that were critical of the BJP and the government. The former Union minister had reportedly raised serious allegations about a major government project. He said that the solar power project in Bihar is a Rs 62,000-crore scam in the power project handover to Adani in Bihar. Known for speaking his mind, Singh had also urged voters to reject candidates with criminal records, including those fielded by the NDA. He had named deputy chief minister Samrat Choudhary and JD(U) candidate Anant Singh among those with serious allegations. He told people not to support such candidates “even if they belong to your caste and if none of those in the fray is without a taint, opt for NOTA”. Before the party took action, the former Union minister had also appealed to the Election Commission to enforce the Model Code of Conduct more strictly. He described a recent incident as a “failure” of both the poll body and the local administration.
