Congress' Ramdayal Uike joins BJP in Chhattisgarh
IANS | Updated: Oct 13, 2018, 14:04 ISTHighlights
- Chhattisgarh working President and former MLA Ramdayal Ukie joined BJP
- "Tribal leaders are neglected and not favoured in the Congress," Ramdayal said
- Congress has expressed surprise over Uike' move
Congress Chhattisgarh working President and Pali-Tanakhar MLA, Ramdayal Uike ( ANI - Twitter)RAIPUR: In a major shock to the Congress, party Chhattisgarh working President and former MLA from Pali-Tanakhar Ramdayal Uike joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday.
He was welcomed into the BJP in the presence of party President Amit Shah and chief minister Raman Singh and other leaders in Bilaspur.
He said: "Tribal leaders are neglected and not favoured in the Congress. There is a difference in what they say and what they do."
The Congress has expressed surprise over Uike's move.
He was welcomed into the BJP in the presence of party President Amit Shah and chief minister Raman Singh and other leaders in Bilaspur.
He said: "Tribal leaders are neglected and not favoured in the Congress. There is a difference in what they say and what they do."
The Congress has expressed surprise over Uike's move.
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