<h1>Senior party member quits after suspension over criticism of beneficiaries, accuses family-linked profiteering; party refuses reconciliation</h1> An influential regional party suspended a senior party member for alleged anti-party activities, prompting her resignation after she publicly criticized beneficiaries linked to a probe into alleged irregularities in a major irrigation project; she accused family-associated party figures of profiting and defaming the party leader. Observers compare the dispute to a prior sibling-led revolt in another state that resulted in formation and later merger of a breakaway party. The state Congress says it will not welcome her, citing distance from the family feud. Separately, a tribunal has annulled a contested transfer of corporate shares among family members following allegations of illegality.