Major Crackdown by BSP: Several Prominent Leaders Expelled in Western UP Over Indiscipline

Uttar Pradesh: In a stern move against indiscipline and anti-party activities, the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) initiated a major disciplinary crackdown in Western Uttar Pradesh on June 12, 2026. According to official press releases issued by the district presidents of Ghaziabad, Bulandshahr, and Gautam Buddha Nagar, several key office bearers and former candidates have been expelled from the party with immediate effect.

Here is the detailed breakdown of the disciplinary actions taken across different districts:

Two Senior Leaders Expelled from Ghaziabad

Based on a press release issued by Manoj Kumar Jatav, the BSP District President of Ghaziabad, two prominent local figures have been removed from the party roster:

• P.N. Garg: A former BSP candidate and resident of Bhaunja village in the Ghaziabad district.
• Ravi Jatav: The former BSP in-charge for the Meerut division. He is a resident of Morta village, which falls under the Muradnagar assembly constituency.

Former Assembly Candidate Faces the Axe in Bulandshahr

The party leadership took a similarly tough stance in the Bulandshahr district. According to an official letter released by District President Ravindra Pradhan on June 12:

• Haji Imran: A former BSP candidate who contested from the Sikandrabad assembly constituency has been expelled. He is a local resident of Sikandrabad.

Former Lok Sabha Candidate Expelled from Gautam Buddha Nagar

The Gautam Buddha Nagar (Noida) unit also took strict action against a heavyweight leader on the same day. As per the press release issued by District President Lakhmi Singh:

• Satveer Nagar: A resident of Greater Noida and a former BSP candidate for the Lok Sabha elections, has been expelled from the party’s primary membership.

The Primary Reason: ‘No Improvement Despite Repeated Warnings’

The party has cited a common reason for the expulsion of all these leaders: their deep involvement in anti-party activities and gross indiscipline.

The official press releases from all three district offices explicitly mentioned that these leaders were issued multiple warnings in the past to rectify their working styles and behavior. However, when they failed to show any signs of improvement, the Bahujan Samaj Party was compelled to make this tough decision to safeguard the “interests of the party and the movement.”

Disclaimer: This news article is based on the official press releases issued by the respective district offices of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) on June 12, 2026. It has been prepared objectively for informational purposes and public awareness.