Srinagar, August 12, Aug. 12 -- The Jammu and Kashmir unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party has taken disciplinary action against at least 30 leaders and functionaries over the past 15 years, with cases involving suspensions, expulsions and show-cause notices over alleged indiscipline, cross-voting, electoral rebellions, anti-party activities and controversial conduct. A review of publicly available records indicates that the figure of 30 represents major disciplinary cases that could be traced through party statements and contemporary reports. It should not be treated as an official or exhaustive record of every disciplinary action taken by the BJP in Jammu and Kashmir. One of the earliest major episodes occurred in 2011, when seven BJP leg...