Samajwadi Party's National Secretary Muskan Mishra has been removed from her post following her recent visit to Ayodhya and a meeting with Mahant Raju Das. The party took this action while her social media activity remains a topic of discussion.
Lucknow: The Samajwadi Party has removed its National Secretary Muskan Mishra from her post. This decision was taken after her recent visit to Ayodhya and a meeting with Mahant Raju Das. Muskan had met Mahant Raju Das at Hanuman Garhi in Ayodhya on Sunday, which reportedly caused displeasure within the party high command. Juhi Singh, National President of the party's Women's Wing, issued the order to remove Muskan Mishra from her position. According to party sources, this decision was made to maintain discipline within the organization and protect the image of its leaders.
SP Objects to Meeting with Mahant Raju Das
Mahant Raju Das had made objectionable remarks against SP founder Mulayam Singh during the Mahakumbh. The party was already upset due to these comments. Muskan Mishra's meeting with him in Ayodhya was considered an act of indiscipline by the SP.
Party leaders state that any leader's external meetings or associations with controversial individuals can be challenging for the organization. Therefore, Muskan Mishra's removal from her post was considered part of organizational discipline.
Muskan Mishra's Social Media Activity
Muskan Mishra is very active on social media and has approximately seven lakh followers on Instagram. She has been using social media to promote the party.
After her removal from the post, it will be interesting to see how Muskan Mishra continues her political activities on social media and what her future with the party will be.
Muskan Mishra's Growing Recognition within SP
Muskan Mishra was recently given a significant responsibility within the SP. Expressing gratitude to the party high command, she had stated that she would strengthen the women's wing and work to disseminate the principles and ideas of National President Akhilesh Yadav to the public.
Her name rapidly emerged within the party as an upcoming leader from Lucknow. Her appointment was considered a positive step for the women's organization, but her tenure did not last long after her meeting with Mahant Raju Das.
