Maharashtra Congress suspends Vijay and Asawari Devtale for 6 years over anti-party activities

Maharashtra Congress suspended Vijay Devtale and Asawari Devtale for six years due to alleged anti-party activities during the Lok Sabha elections in Chandrapur. The decision followed repeated warnings about their conduct, highlighting party discipline. The move underscores the consequences for actions deemed detrimental to party interests, though specific allegations were not detailed.

Maharashtra Congress has suspended Vijay Devtale and Asawari Devtale, prominent leaders from Chandrapur district, from the party for six years. The suspension comes in the wake of allegations accusing them of engaging in anti-party activities during the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections.

Both Vijay Devtale and Asawari Devtale, known figures within the political landscape of Chandrapur district, reportedly made statements and took actions deemed detrimental to the party's interests during the electoral campaign. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the leaders had been cautioned previously regarding their conduct but persisted in their actions, prompting the party's disciplinary action.

The decision to suspend the Devtales was finalized after thorough deliberation within the Maharashtra Congress leadership. 

Political analysts suggest that such disciplinary measures are not uncommon in the aftermath of contentious electoral periods, where party loyalty and discipline are paramount. The suspension of Vijay and Asawari Devtale for a lengthy six-year period sends a clear message about the consequences of breaching party norms and undermining collective efforts.

The Maharashtra Congress has not issued any further statements regarding the specifics of the anti-party activities alleged against the Devtales.