The party has been in a rush after several BJP leaders were accused of not disclosing their names. The Party high command has also taken the matter seriously and has said that those who have been stripped of the charge should take legal action. Explanation has also been sought from the state unit. Information has reached the BJP national president Amit Shah. Shah is the President of the BJP and is also the Union Home Minister. As a result, intelligence agencies give them information about all serious cases.
Party sources say that the state organization has been informally questioned in all the cases. The details of the leaders whose names are coming out through social media or other means have also been obtained. The party's state president Rakesh Singh is on a foreign trip these days, only after his return will you know what action the BJP will take in this regard.
A confidential meeting of top leaders was held at the residence of a veteran leader of the party regarding the matter. It was decided that those leaders whose names are being tossed in the Honey Trap case should come forward and take recourse to the law. Either he sends legal notice to the accusers or clarifies his position. The party is also wondering why they are silent even after the names of the veteran leaders have jumped.
There is relief among the leaders that even though Congress leader Digvijay Singh is making allegations without name, he has not been able to present any evidence against anyone. It has also come up in the discussion that there is no complaint in this matter, nor any evidence, on the basis of which one can be sieged. Some party leaders are also claiming that if someone's video was found in Honey Trap, action cannot be taken only on the basis of the video.
