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Bhim Singh removed from all party posts by Harsh Dev Singh

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Jammu: National Panthers Party (NPP) on Saturday has removed its founder Professor Bhim Singh from all party posts after he met People ‘s Alliance Gupkar declaration (PAGD) here.

According to Kashmir News Service correspondent, the announcement was made by Nantional Panthers party president and former minister Harsh Dev Singh at a press conference soon after Bhim Singh met with People’s Alliance for Gupkar Declaration leaders in Jammu.

He said J&K National Panthers Party’s Supremo Bhim Singh was removed from all the party posts. “Party has decided to remove Bhimn Singh from the post of NPP’s patron. He had gone to meet PAGD in his individual capacity. Hence, Bhim Singh will have no right in decision making of the party in future. He has been removed from posts of the party Dev added.

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