Anand Sharma to join BJP: Will Anand Sharma join BJP? Discussion intensified with JP Nadda's statement

Senior Congress leader Anand Sharma has resigned from the election steering committee of Himachal Pradesh, now there is a stir in the political circles that he may join BJP. For a long time, there was a split in the Congress. Many big leaders have left the party. There are also many such leaders who are running angry with the party. Meanwhile, news is coming that senior leader Anand Sharma may leave Congress and join BJP.

Anand Sharma is a big name in Congress

Anand has resigned from the post of the President of the Steering Committee of the State Congress. He is a big name in the politics of the state. There is a lot of hold in his central leadership. However, he has been on the back foot ever since his name was added to G23. This cannot be said to be a good sign for the Congress ahead of the elections. 

Anand Sharma was very angry with his neglect in the Himachal Congress for a long time. This resentment grew to such an extent that he had to step down as the chairman of the committee. An MLA close to Sharma says that he is interfering a lot in the politics of the state.

JP Nadda’s comment

Earlier in June, there was a meeting between senior Congress leader Anand Sharma and BJP President JP Nadda. According to media reports, even after this meeting, the political stir had intensified. Even then it was felt because many leaders were coming out of the sinking ship of Congress and joining BJP. The meeting of Sharma and Nadda was also seen going in the same direction. Actually, assembly elections are to be held in Himachal Pradesh by the end of this year. In such a situation, the meeting of Nadda and Shimla-born Sharma is considered very important.

BJP President JP Nadda said that it is his personal decision to resign from the post of Congress party's steering committee of Anand Sharma. I have had a relationship with him as a friend. We studied together in university. JP Nadda said that we did not talk about joining the party. We know each other personally. We have 'shared possibilities'.