June 17th 2024.
BJP MLA Ramvir Singh Bidhuri, who recently won a seat in the Lok Sabha, has reached out to party president JP Nadda with a request. In light of his victory in the South Delhi parliamentary constituency, Bidhuri has asked to be relieved of his responsibilities as the leader of opposition in the Delhi assembly.
In a statement, Bidhuri explained that he has made the decision to resign from his position in the assembly in order to fully focus on his new role as a member of the Lok Sabha. He has formally written to the BJP national president, requesting to be relieved from his duties as the leader of opposition in the assembly.
Bidhuri highlighted the rules that state a member must resign from either the assembly or the Lok Sabha within 14 days of the official notification being issued. As such, he plans to resign from his position in the assembly on June 18.
With Bidhuri's resignation, the BJP's representation in the 70-member Delhi assembly will decrease from eight to seven members. The party has yet to announce who will take over as the next Leader of Opposition in the assembly.
Bidhuri emphasized that his resignation is in accordance with the rules and regulations, and he plans to follow through with it on June 18. This move will allow him to fully dedicate himself to his new role in the Lok Sabha.
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