In a surprising political development, former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar submitted his resignation, sparking curiosity across party lines and among the public. While the official statement kept things brief, sources suggest that the decision followed internal conversations with senior BJP leaders, including JP Nadda and Kiren Rijiju.

According to insiders, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was reportedly “not happy” with certain developments, though the exact reason remains unconfirmed. Before the resignation was officially tendered, Dhankhar is said to have spoken at length with both Nadda and Rijiju, who conveyed the party’s stance and concerns. It’s unclear whether the conversation was meant to persuade him to stay or simply manage a smooth transition.

Dhankhar’s tenure as Vice President was marked by his sharp remarks and firm stand on several parliamentary issues. He often took a vocal role in defending the government’s actions while also occasionally challenging opposition leaders during Rajya Sabha sessions.

While no public fallout has been noted, the resignation adds to a growing list of recent high-profile exits and reshuffles within Indian politics. It also raises questions about internal party dynamics and whether this signals a larger change in the BJP’s strategic approach leading up to the next general election.

As for Dhankhar, there’s speculation about whether he’ll return to active politics or take on a more advisory or diplomatic role, but nothing has been officially announced yet.

This quiet exit has certainly left room for discussion and will be closely watched in the coming weeks.