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Babul Supriyo, Replaced As Union Minister Recently, Says Quitting Politics

biden 3 years ago 2 min read

New Delhi: Babul Supriyo, MP Asansol BJP, which was handed down as a United minister in a recent cabinet reshuffle, today said he quit politics. However, Bollywood singer explained that he did not move to another party, stressed that he was a “team of one team”.
He announced his decision to move at the Facebook post starting with “I’ll go … separation.” Post, most Bengali, also included a YouTube link to the song sung by the late playback of Artiste Hemanta Mukherjee.

“Hearing the words of everyone – father, (mother) wife, daughter, two dear friends … after hearing everything, I said that I would not go to another party – #TMC, #CPIM, <br> I am a person One team player! Always support one team #Mohunbahy … Just supported BJP in West Bengal … That’s all … I’ll … “he wrote.

“If you want to do social work, you can do it without being in politics … let’s set myself a little first and then …”

Mr. Supriyo also said he stopped as a member of parliament. He joined politics – and BJP – in 2014. With the BJP winner that the general election of the year, he was used as a minister of state unity for the development of urban.

Earlier this month, he was replaced as the United States Minister for the Environment, Forest, and Climate Change. A few months ago, he lost the Tollygunj constituency with more than 50,000 votes in the West Bengal legislative election.

Thanking the BJP leaders like Amit Shah and JP Nadda for “their love”, he clarified that his steps did not aim at “bargaining”. “… They might think I ‘bargain’ for ‘position’ … I prayed they didn’t misunderstand, forgive me …” he wrote.

While he asked a question, “Why did I leave politics?” Mr. Supriyo did not give a clear answer, leaving only a few instructions on the reasons for the disposal as the United minister.

“Did he have to do with departure from the Ministry? Yes there is – some certainty … don’t want to worry … so if he answers the question it will be right – it will give me peace too,” he wrote.

In conclusion, Mr. Supriyo equalized his latest steps to his shift in his previous career: “I did the same thing in 1992 while leaving work at Standard Chartered Bank and fled to Mumbai, today I did the same thing.”