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Rajasthan Youth Congress Faces Suspension of 43 Officials for Missing Rally

Kuldeep Singh Chundawat 4 min read
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Rajasthan Youth Congress Faces Suspension of 43 Officials for Missing Rally

Jaipur, November 5: The absence of 43 officials from the Rajasthan Youth Congress at a rally in Delhi has led to their suspension. The Indian Youth Congress has taken immediate action, suspending these officials until further notice. This group includes 12 district presidents and 31 state-level officers, comprising one vice president, ten general secretaries, and twenty state secretaries.

The suspension order, issued on November 5, cites the serious nature of their absence from the ‘Ram Leela March’ held in Delhi. The leadership of the organization made this decision after evaluating the situation. The order was signed by Vikas Chikara, the national general secretary and Rajasthan in-charge, along with secretary and co-in-charge Gyanesh Shukla. This decision came just a day after the announcement of a new team for the Rajasthan Youth Congress, which appointed Abhishek Chaudhary as the state president on November 4.

The rally, titled ‘Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao,’ took place on November 1 at Delhi’s Ram Leela Maidan, featuring prominent opposition leaders such as Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi, and Mallikarjun Kharge. The Youth Congress had tasked all its officials with bringing crowds to the event, yet these 43 officials failed to attend. The organization prepared a complete report based on the attendance of those who brought crowds, leading to this disciplinary action.

The suspended officials are from 26 organizational district units. The highest number of suspensions, four, came from Jodhpur Rural, which included two general secretaries and two state secretaries. Additionally, three officials were suspended from Jalore, Ajmer, and Baran, meaning that in these districts, both the district president and two state officials faced suspension. A total of seven districts, including Jalore, Baran, and Bikaner City, saw both district and state officials being penalized.

Suspended District Presidents

1. Rajsamand – Chirag Paliwal
2. Jalore – Vikas Manju
3. Bikaner – Rajesh Godara
4. Baran – Rameshwar Bairwa
5. Banswara – Prithviraj Malviya
6. Dungarpur – Arvind Yadav
7. Bikaner City – Ramdayal Beniwal
8. Pratapgarh – Mohammad Shakeel
9. Balotra – Suresh Mali
10. Diga – Hasan Khan
11. Churu – Asif Khan
12. Byawar – Praveen Sikhwal

Suspended State Officials

1. Dausa – Prakash Chand Meena (Vice President – SC/ST)
2. Alwar – Saddam Hussain Meva (General Secretary – Minority)
3. Ajmer Rural – Faizan Hasan Qureshi (General Secretary – Minority)
4. Bhilwara Rural – Jafar Hussain Mir (General Secretary – Minority)
5. Chittorgarh – Salma Pinaram (General Secretary – Minority Women)
6. Bhilwara Rural – Ramphool Dhakad (General Secretary – OBC)
7. Jodhpur Rural – Ganesh Deewasi (General Secretary – OBC)
8. Phalodi – Thakur Bishnoi (General Secretary – General)
9. Jalore – Manjula Desai (General Secretary – General Women)
10. Jodhpur Rural – Arjun Singh Bochawat (General Secretary – SC)
11. Sri Ganganagar – Deepak Meghwal (General Secretary – SC)
12. Sawai Madhopur – Ashish Bairwa Tatwal (State Secretary)
13. Byawar – Himanshu Sharma (State Secretary)
14. Byawar – Dinesh Kumar Gurjar (State Secretary)
15. Jalore – Suresh Godara (State Secretary)
16. Sri Ganganagar – Nawab Khan (State Secretary)
17. Karauli – Sangram Singh Gurjar (State Secretary)
18. Bikaner City – Mujahid Qureshi (State Secretary)
19. Jodhpur Rural – Hukma Ram (State Secretary)
20. Pratapgarh – Bharat Meena (State Secretary)
21. Churu – Mahboob Khan (State Secretary)
22. Jodhpur Rural – Bhaira Ram Patel (State Secretary)
23. Rajsamand – Gani Mohammad Sindhi (State Secretary)
24. Dausa – Ravi Kant (State Secretary)
25. Baran – Giriraj Kumar (State Secretary)
26. Baran – Himanshu Dhakad (State Secretary)
27. Ajmer Rural – Suresh Kumar Gurjar (State Secretary)
28. Bharatpur – Arvind Yogi (State Secretary)
29. Jhalawar – Vishnu Kumar Meena (State Secretary)
30. Sikar – Asif Khan Kayamkhani (State Secretary)
31. Jhunjhunu – Pawan Kumar Jangid (State Secretary)

This suspension order reflects the organization’s commitment to accountability and discipline within its ranks.

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Kuldeep Singh Chundawat
My name is Kuldeep Singh Chundawat. I am an experienced content writer with several years of expertise in the field. Currently, I contribute to Daily Kiran, creating engaging and informative content across a variety of categories including technology, health, travel, education, and automobiles. My goal is to deliver accurate, insightful, and captivating information through my words to help readers stay informed and empowered.
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