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After he posted a series of&nbsp;cryptic social media posts, singer-turned-BJP&nbsp;leader&nbsp;Babul Supriyo on Saturday confirmed he was quitting politics in a Facebook&nbsp;post.The two time Bengal MP wrote that he is not joining any other party and he is not in touch with any other political party. Supriyo&nbsp;wrote had has stayed for too long and in his stint has helped some and disappointed others.&nbsp;The two-time member of Parliament was among the 12 BJP ministers who were dropped from Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s cabinet on July 7. Supriyo's fate was likely sealed when he lost to the Trinamool Congress&rsquo;s Aroop Biswas in the April-May West Bengal assembly elections.

After being dropped from Modi cabinet, BJP leader Babul Supriyo quits politics 

Supriyo, the&nbsp;two-time Bengal MP wrote that he is not joining any other party and he is not in touch with any other political party.

Supriyo, the&nbsp;two-time Bengal MP wrote that he is not joining any other party and he is not in touch with any other political party.

After he posted a series of&nbsp;cryptic social media posts, singer-turned-BJP&nbsp;leader&nbsp;Babul Supriyo on Saturday confirmed he was quitting politics in a Facebook&nbsp;post. The two time Bengal MP wrote that he is not joining any other party and he is not in touch with any other political party. Supriyo&nbsp;wrote had has stayed for too long and in his stint has helped some and disappointed others.&nbsp; The two-time member of Parliament was among the 12 BJP ministers who were dropped from Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s cabinet on July 7. Supriyo's fate was likely sealed when he lost to the Trinamool Congress&rsquo;s Aroop Biswas in the April-May West Bengal assembly elections.

Bitter after his own defeat and his party's debacle in the West Bengal Assembly polls, BJP MP Babul Supriyo on Sunday night refused to congratulate Mamata Banerjee on her party's emphatic victory. In an angry post of facebook, Supriyo, who lost the Tollyganj seat, said the Bengali voters had made a "historic mistake" and lashed out at party chief Mamata Banerjee, whom he labelled a "cruel lady". "Neither will I congratulate Mamata Banerjee... nor do I wish to say I 'respect' the people's verdict... sincerely think people of Bengal made a historic mistake by not giving BJP a chance... by electing this corrupt, incapable, dishonest government and a cruel lady back to power," he ranted.

'Bengal voted cruel lady back': Babul Supriyo's bitter rant after defeat

Bitter after his own defeat and his party's debacle in West Bengal, BJP MP Babul Supriyo&nbsp;refused to congratulate Mamata Banerjee on her party's emphatic victory

'Bengal voted cruel lady back': Babul's bitter rant after defeat

Bitter after his own defeat and his party's debacle in the West Bengal Assembly polls, BJP MP Babul Supriyo on Sunday night refused to congratulate Mamata Banerjee on her party's emphatic victory. In an angry post of facebook, Supriyo, who lost the Tollyganj seat, said the Bengali voters had made a "historic mistake" and lashed out at party chief Mamata Banerjee, whom he labelled a "cruel lady". "Neither will I congratulate Mamata Banerjee... nor do I wish to say I 'respect' the people's verdict... sincerely think people of Bengal made a historic mistake by not giving BJP a chance... by electing this corrupt, incapable, dishonest government and a cruel lady back to power," he ranted.

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