Will not contest NMC elections and will not go back to BJP: Bhoyar
He has also said that he no longer wants to contest the election of the civic body. He is already a 4 time councilor.
Nagpur: After being sidelined by the Congress party at the last minute, former Bharatiya Janata Party councilor Ravindra Bhoyar has said that he will not contest next year’s NMC (Nagpur Municipal Corporation) elections at all and will continue working as a worker for his new party.
He has also said that he no longer wants to contest the election of the civic body. He is already a 4 time councilor. Right now he will work to strengthen the party very much in his own area and will also work for this during the civic elections.
The RSS fanatic has also said that as per the instructions of the Congress party, he voted for independent candidate Mangesh Deshmukh while he himself was in the fray. How can they vote for themselves defying this party whip. If any person has also voted for him, then he does not know at all.
Inability to contest elections
A clearly upset Ravindra Bhoyar has made it clear that he never at all told the Congress party about his inability to contest elections, As mentioned by Congress Party Vice President Mohan Joshi in a statement given to the elected and nominated representatives of the party in the evening on Thursday.
He has also said that however, I have no complaint against this party in any way. And I have got it done by exercising my own right. I have never been able to contest elections.
When asked whether he would go back to the Bharatiya Janata Party after being ousted by the Congress party. He said that he would never join the saffron camp at all. But will also work to ensure their defeat in the upcoming elections. The Bharatiya Janata Party can engage any one of the parties, but it cannot engage Ravindra Bhoyar at all.
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