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AIMIM Expels Bilal Painter in Khandwa, MP; State President Issues Removal Order at 1:30 am
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 02 Sep 2026, 12:35 PM
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AIMIM state president Mohsin Ali Khan removed Bilal Painter from all party posts and terminated his primary membership in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh, issuing the order around 1:30 am.
Late at night, around 1:30 am, the All India Majlis‑e‑Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) announced a decisive internal action in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh. The party’s state president, Mohsin Ali Khan, issued an official order that removed Bilal Painter from every position he held within the organization.
Bilal Painter, a local AIMIM member from Khandwa, was stripped of all responsibilities and his primary party membership was terminated. The order, released at approximately 1:30 am, explicitly states that he no longer holds any party office or role.
The expulsion reflects a strict disciplinary step by the party’s leadership, though no detailed reasons were provided in the statement. AIMIM has not released further comments on the matter, and no additional actions have been reported.
The development underscores internal governance mechanisms within regional party structures, signaling that breaches of party discipline are addressed swiftly by senior officials.
No further information about subsequent appeals or reactions from Painter or his supporters has been made public as of now.
Bilal Painter, a local AIMIM member from Khandwa, was stripped of all responsibilities and his primary party membership was terminated. The order, released at approximately 1:30 am, explicitly states that he no longer holds any party office or role.
The expulsion reflects a strict disciplinary step by the party’s leadership, though no detailed reasons were provided in the statement. AIMIM has not released further comments on the matter, and no additional actions have been reported.
The development underscores internal governance mechanisms within regional party structures, signaling that breaches of party discipline are addressed swiftly by senior officials.
No further information about subsequent appeals or reactions from Painter or his supporters has been made public as of now.