Former Hazaribagh MP Yashwant Sinha Joined TMC
Former Hazaribagh MP Yashwant Sinha joined hands with Mamata Banerjee, know what Yashwant Sinha’s son said.
News about Yashwant Sinha from Hazaribagh Jharkhand. Former Hazaribagh MP and former Union Minister Yashwant Sinha have joined Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress in Kolkata today.
His son Jayant looked a bit uncomfortable on Saturday on the question of Yashwant Sinha joining the Trinamool Congress.
While talking to reporters in Ramgarh, Jharkhand, said that this question should be asked by him (Yashwant Sinha). By the way, this time real change will happen in Bengal.
There the BJP will win the elections with an overwhelming majority. On Saturday, MP Jayant Sinha arrived at Ramgarh DC office to attend Disha’s meeting.
After the meeting, during a conversation with reporters at the Circuit House, he said that the BJP would win in Bengal. He left the press conference after answering a question about his father.
Jharkhand Congress spokesperson Rakesh Sinha reacted to this, saying that the way the Bharatiya Janata Party was abusing Yashwant Sinha and his son in the past is naturally the result of that misconduct.
Jaswant Sinha wanted a platform against the BJP and that platform was found in Bengal. So he joined Mamta Banerjee.
MPs have been on BJP ticket thrice
Sinha, a three-time BJP MP from Hazaribagh, may be shocked by the move in the West Bengal elections.
However, the party is not surprised by this, as Yashwant Sinha has been making statements against the BJP ever since the Narendra Modi government came to power at the center. He then left the BJP on 21 April 2018.
He has been Finance Minister in the Central Government and Foreign Minister in the Government of Atal Bihar Vajpayee.
Please tell that currently, his son Jayant Sinha is a BJP MP from Hazaribagh. Yashwant Sinha served in the administrative service early in his life.
He has been in the rank of Sub Divisional Magistrate, District Magistrate, Under Secretary, and Deputy Secretary.
He joined the Janata Party after resigning from the administrative service. In June 1996, he became the National Spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party.
