BJP Yuva Morcha leader threatens to disclose sex scandal of party MLA
Facebook status triggers debate in BJP, creates embarrassment to leaders
Shivamogga, August 13: A Facebook status of a BJP state Yuva Morcha vice president threatening to disclose a sex scandal of a party MLA has created ripples and caused a debate in the party circle. Moreover, this Facebook post has also created lot of confusions among party leaders.
Party Yuva Morcha state vice president Bhavani Mohre is said to have posted a status in the Facebook account. As soon as he posted the status, far and against debates and comments were poured in. Some of them even asked Mohre to delete the post immediately. When his post received strong opposition inside the party, Mohre is said to have deleted the post.
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In a facebook account named Bhavani Mohre, a status saying ‘Sex scandal of BJP MLA to be disclosed, in front of the house of KSE’. was posted on Monday. Soon after posting the status, the Facebook account started receiving comments.
A user asked ‘Who is that leader?’ For that comment, Mohre posted a strong comment ‘that fellow asked to pander to get ticket’. Later, many people asked about ‘that’ leader. Some others asked him to delete the status as it is not fair to discuss such issues openly. The status has gone viral within a few hours. It has circulated even in WhatsApp and other social media. The issue has reached even the party senior leaders. Some leaders have contacted Mohre and forced him to delete the status. It is said that Mohre has deleted the status yielding to the pressure of the party workers.
Mohre is an aspirant for the city corporation elections. It is said that Mohre and the MLA were not in good terms. But whatever the issue, in the run-up to 2019 Lok Sabha elections, this issue could prove costly for the BJP in the state.
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