Karnataka BJP Expels MLAs Somashekar, Shivaram Hebbar For 6 Years, Cites 'Anti-Party Activities'

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Last Updated:May 27, 2025, 14:07 IST

The BJP has expelled MLAs ST Somashekar and Shivaram Hebbar owed to anti-party activities. Both were seen supporting Congress contempt being elected connected a BJP ticket.

File photos of ST Somashekar and Shivaram Hebbar (PTI/Social Media)

The Bharatiya Janata Party’s Karnataka portion connected Tuesday expelled 2 MLAs for anti-party activities.

According to the details, MLAs ST Somashekar and Shivaram Hebbar were expelled from the enactment for a play of six years.

Both MLAs were primitively a portion of the rebel radical that played a cardinal relation successful toppling the Congress-JD(S) conjugation authorities successful 2019 by defecting to the BJP.

However, successful caller months, they were repeatedly seen attending Congress-led events and openly expressing enactment for the ruling enactment successful Karnataka.

In a written announcement to Hebbar, the BJP’s Karnataka portion stated it had issued a show-cause announcement to the MLA connected March 25 and that it had considered his effect connected the “repeated violations of enactment discipline".

“It has accordingly been decided to expel you for a play of six years with contiguous effect from the superior rank of the enactment and you basal removed from immoderate enactment presumption that you clasp arsenic of now," the announcement read.

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