Dharamshala, May 25 -- The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Himachal Pradesh has taken strict action against office-bearers and workers involved in "anti-party" activities, reiterating that organisational discipline remains the party's highest priority, the party officials said on Sunday. The party said that after consultations with senior party leaders and with the approval of state BJP president Rajeev Bindal, 28 office-bearers and workers have been relieved from their organisational responsibilities for contesting zila parishad elections against officially authorised BJP candidates. In a statement issued by the BJP state unit on Sunday, the party said that no individual can be above party discipline, organisational values, and support for official candidates. "It is a cadre-based ideological organisation where discipline and commitment to the party line are paramount. Contesting elections against officially declared BJP candidates has been termed a serious violation of party discipline and organisational ethics," the party said....