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New Delhi: BJP MP Brijendra Singh on Sunday resigned from the primary membership of the Bharatiya Janata Party. He attributed his decision to “compelling” political reasons.
“I have resigned from the primary membership of BJP, due to compelling political reasons. I extend gratitude to the party, National President Sh. JP Nadda, Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi, & Sh Amit Shah for giving me the opportunity to serve as the Member of Parliament for Hisar,” he wrote on X.
Who is Brijendra Singh?
Brijendra Singh is a member of parliament from Haryana’s Hisar. He is also a member of the Public Accounts Committee (India) and Standing Committee on Defence (India).
Brijendra Singh is a former Indian Administrative Service officer who took voluntary retirement after serving the nation for 21 years. In 1998, he secured 9th rank in the Civil Services Examination.
Brijendra Singh pursued MA in modern history from JNY. He is a native of Haryana’s Jind.
Brijendra Singh is the son of former union minister Birender Singh.
Brijendra Singh ‘not product of nepotism’
Brijendra Singh made his electoral debut in 2019. During his campaign, he had said he was not a product of nepotism. He is the great grandson of Haryana icon Chhotu Ram.
“I should not be seen as a product of nepotism. I do come from an influential political family which has been in existence for over a century. But it’s not that I am joining mainstream politics because I had nowhere to go. I had charted my own path in which I fairly succeeded,” Singh had told PTI before the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
He later won the election.
His mother, Prem Lata, was also a BJP MLA in Haryana.
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