April Fool's Day joke? Navjot Kaur Sidhu leaves everyone baffled after 'resigning' from BJP via Facebook

Navjot Kaur Sidhu with PM Modi (File Photo) (Twitter)
The BJP MLA had earlier been vocal about her differences with alliance partner SAD.

Dr Navjot Kaur Sidhu Amritsar-East MLA from Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) 'resigned' from her party.

At around 9.00 am in the morning, she had posted saying, “Finally, I have resigned from (the) BJP. The burden is over.”

Finally , I have resigned from BJP. The burden is over

Navjot Sidhuon Thursday, March 31, 2016

Though, no official confirmation had come from her party or her people leaving people to speculate whether it was an April Fool's joke or an angry outburst.

But later at 2.00 pm, she vented her anger towards Shiromani Akali Dal.

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Posted by Navjot Sidhuon Friday, April 1, 2016

Sidhu had been vocal about her differences with BJP's partner SAD.

Recently, after SAD president Sukhbir Singh Badal described the alliance with BJP as "permanent", Sidhu had reiterated her stand that she would not contest 2017 Punjab assembly polls on BJP ticket if it fights polls in alliance with the SAD.

"My stand is clear. I will not contest if the alliance (between SAD and BJP) remains. I respect party's decision. But my stand remains the same," Sidhu said on Wednesday.

She further said, "party's decision is supreme but one or two persons do not make a party. We respect the decision that they (SAD and BJP) are going to contest jointly." "Our stand is clear that neither we will contest under SAD-BJP alliance nor we will campaign for the party," she said.

However, Sidhu, wife of cricketer turned politician Navjot Singh Sidhu, said she will contest the 2017 Punjab assembly polls.

"Till now I will definitely contest next polls," she said.

When asked whether she will contest as Independent or from other party ticket, Sidhu said she would take a decision in this regard at the appropriate time. She further said, "Earlier, I did not know about the functioning of Akali Dal. Now I know how Akali Dal functions.

Person makes mistake once not twice. I do not like their functioning (SAD) they do not like mine." When asked whether AAP has approached her or her husband, she said she would not comment on this matter. She, however, further said that voters should support those who talk about the vision of the state.

With agency inputs.