"Thousands of NSUI and Youth Congress workers and leaders are leaving the Congress to join BJP here tomorrow where Chief Minister Narendra Modi is going to welcome them," former Deputy Chief Minister Narhari Amin said.
"A special function is being held on S G Highway here where all NSUI and Youth Congress members will be officially inducted into BJP by Modi," Amin, who himself quit Congress to join BJP before the December Assembly elections, said.
Yesterday, Hardik Dodia, one of the national delegates of National Students' Union of India (NSUI), was suspended from the Congress-promoted organisation for 'anti-party activities'.
Dodia would be prominent among those who would be joining BJP tomorrow.
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