In a noteworthy political development within Arunachal Pradesh, Jampa Tsering, the Tawang district general secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has resigned from his position ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Tsering reportedly cited a disconnection between the BJP and the sentiments of the people of Tawang as the primary reason for his resignation.

In an official letter addressed to the district president, Tsering expressed his belief that the BJP has been unable to comprehend and represent the aspirations of the Tawang residents.

Furthermore, he highlighted concerns about the lack of transparency in governance and the party’s failure to uphold its ideological principles, emphasizing the slogan “SAAB KA SAATH, SAAB KA VIKAASH AUR SAAB KA VISVAASH.”

This departure of Tsering from the BJP signifies a significant shift in the political landscape of the state.

As the Lok Sabha elections draw near, all eyes will be closely watching the potential impact of these resignations on electoral outcomes and the future governance of Arunachal Pradesh.

Adding to the political turbulence, other key figures such as Dondup Tashi, District General Secretary of ST Morcha, Tawang district, Tenzin Lobsang, Mandal President of BJYM, Tawang, and Dorjee Wangchuck, Mandal Vice President, have also reportedly tendered their resignations.