Rajasthan Congress Suspends Two Former Councillors for Six Years over Alleged Assault on Bikaner District Chief
The party cited serious indiscipline after a viral video showed the men allegedly assaulting a former IPS officer at an election office inauguration.
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Rajasthan local body polls 2026: 2 Congress leaders suspended for assaulting party's Bikaner chief
The two leaders, Deepak Arora and Mohit Arora, were suspended for six years from Congress for allegedly assaulting party's Bikaner unit chief Madan Gopal Meghwal. The party has stated that such behaviour is unacceptable and falls under the "category of serious indiscipline".
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LatestlyRajasthan Congress suspends two former councillors for six years over alleged assault on Bikaner district chief
Former councillors Deepak Arora and Mohit Arora have been suspended from the primary membership of the Indian National Congress for six years with immediate effect.
A major case of internal strife within the Congress party in Bikaner, Rajasthan, involved district president Madan Gopal Meghwal being assaulted, slapped, and having his kurta torn. Following the viral video, the Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee took strict action against Deepak and Mohit Arora, suspending them from the party for six years.
The Rajasthan Congress expelled former councilors Deepak Arora and Mohit Arora from the party's primary membership for six years for allegedly assaulting and misbehaving with Bikaner city district president Madan Gopal Meghwal. The BJP launched a scathing attack on the Congress party after a video of the incident went viral.
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