Srinagar, June 25: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Jammu & Kashmir on Thursday said that it has terminated membership of a recently joined businessman, Fayaz Ahmad Dar from the party, after receiving multiple complaints regarding his conduct and background.
Party’s State Co-Media Incharge J&K Adv Sajid Yousuf Shah in a statement said that, it is hereby informed that Fayaz Ahmad Dar, a businessman from Pattan, Baramulla, who had recently joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Srinagar on 22 June 2026, has been relieved of his primary membership with immediate effect.
Consequently, he no longer remains a member of the BJP Jammu & Kashmir, Shah said.
He added that his induction into the party was facilitated on the recommendation of a respected member of society. However, after his joining, the party received multiple complaints regarding his conduct and background. After due consideration and review of the matter, the party leadership has decided to terminate his membership in the larger interest of the organisation.
Shah continued that Bharatiya Janata Party is committed to maintaining the highest standards of integrity, discipline, and public trust. The party will not allow any individual to misuse its platform or seek association with the organisation for personal, vested, or mala fide interests.
BJP firmly believes that membership in the party is a privilege that carries responsibility and accountability. Any person found acting against the party’s principles, values, or organisational interests will face appropriate action, including expulsion from the party, Shah added.
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