Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekhar Ravan created a new political partyMany former MLAs and MPs Joined

Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekhar Ravan created a new political party Many former MLAs and MPs Joined

Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad has announced his new party (Azad Samaj Party). According to the information, 28 former MLAs and 6 former MPs have also joined the party. Even before the event was organized, the atmosphere at the venue had deteriorated with permission for Sunday morning. When Bhim Army activists began arriving at the setting today, the lock of the visitor house was shut, saying that there was no consent from the police. In spite of the fact that the air decayed for some time, in the wake of convincing, the laborers opened the lock and sat in the lobby. It is being informed that Bhima Army supporters from numerous conditions of the nation came to take an interest right now.

Chandrasekhar's move may create a new equation in the politics of western UP in view of the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections to be held in 2022. Chandrashekhar, the founder of Bhima Army, came into the limelight after a confrontation between Dalits and Thakurs in Saharanpur. After his release from Saharanpur jail, he is constantly challenging the Central and UP government.

Meerut District President Vikas Harit of Bhim Army said that the party's announcement was to be held in Delhi. In which a large number of people had to gather. But he was not allowed in Delhi due to the Corona virus alert. After this the program was scheduled in Noida.

 Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekhar Ravan created a new political party Named Azad Samaj Party