Shehzad Poonawalla said he first sent his resignation letter on July 30, but the BJP didn’t accept it

Shehzad Poonawalla said he first sent his resignation letter on July 30, but the BJP didn't accept it

Shehzad Poonawalla, the national spokesperson for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), announced on Monday his decision to resign from the party. He has requested BJP president Nitin Nabin to relieve him of his official duties and primary membership. Poonawalla cited ‘pressing financial and personal circumstances’ as the reasons for his departure and indicated plans to transition to the private sector.

It was extremely touching and I am indeed grateful that the party refused to accept my resignation letter immediately and requested me to reconsider the decision. Without any sense of hurt and only with the sense of gratefulness, love, affection, and highest regard for Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji, Party President Nitin Nabin Ji, senior leaders like Home Minister Amit Shah Ji, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Ji and General Secretary (Organisation) Shri BL Santosh Ji, I would, with all humility at my command, once again thank the party for the platform and opportunities given to me in the last five years. As stated earlier, due to pressing emergency financial and personal circumstances, I will move into the private sector, but wherever possible and in whatever format possible, I will continue to support the vision and work of Prime Minister Modi and the BJP.

Earlier reporting noted: Shehzad Poonawalla said he first sent his resignation letter on July 30, but the BJP didn’t accept it and asked him to reconsider his decision. Earlier reporting noted: Poonawalla, one of the ruling party’s most visible faces in TV debates, said he first sent his resignation letter on July 30, but the BJP didn’t accept it and asked him to reconsider his decision.

Like I said, I am only leaving the Vyavastha not the Vyakti or Vichar. Earlier reporting noted: BJP’s national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla on Monday quit the party, citing “pressing” financial and personal circumstances.