Lok Sabha Elections 2019: Son gets elected Congress ticket, BJP leader leaves minister, now press for election campaign against son

In Himachal Pradesh, BJP is targeting its leader Anil Sharma, who resigned two days ago by the Jairam Thakur-led cabinet. The BJP is asking its former energy minister Anil Sharma (Anil Sharma) to choose son or party or any other party. Anil Sharma's son Ashar Sharma is in the election field on the Congress ticket from Mandi Lok Sabha seat. The shelter has learned politics from his father and his grandfather, former telecom minister Sukhram Sukhram. shelter is in the election field against BJP MP Ram Swaroop Sharma. BJP chief minister Jayaram Thakur, who is leading the campaign, never forgets to tell the voters that the former ministers of his cabinet are not campaigning in his son's fascination. He has said in public meetings that if Anil Sharma is to stay in the party then he will have to campaign from where his son is contesting.

According to BJP general secretary Chandra Mohan Thakur, Sharma should either rise above son's infatuation or he will have to resign from the party. Let us tell you that the six-time legislator and three-time MP Sukhram Sharma and his grandson Ashar Sharma, who had popularized the name of Pandit in Mandi's citadel, took over the Congress on March 25 after leaving the BJP. his opponents, State Congress unit president Kuldeep Rathod says that the party is trying to get the BJP out of the googly by taking off the son of Anil Sharma from the mandi. Political observers say that making Anil Sharma's son a candidate is a clever step taken by the Congress. Chief Minister Jairam Thakur's house area is Mandi.

In the Assembly elections, Anil Sharma's father Sukhram played a key role in winning the BJP by 10 seats in Mandi. Ashra Sharma shouting at BJP saying that his father's spirit is in Congress, BJP is just a body. On the occasion of the Congress campaign, Anil Sharma had announced that he would campaign for the BJP, but would not campaign against his son. On 12th April he had resigned from the Cabinet, but did not resign from the BJP's membership and the state legislature. There will be four Lok Sabha seats in Himachal Pradesh on May 19. Results come on May 23.

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