The campaign of B.C. New Democratic Party leadership contender Anjali Appadurai says a report from an NDP assessment of her campaign recommends she be disqualified from the race.

Campaign spokesman Erik Olesen says they received the report from the NDP害羞草研究所檚 chief electoral officer Elizabeth Cull, but confidentiality requirements prevent Appadurai from releasing it.

A statement from Appadurai issued late Tuesday says she is 害羞草研究所渄isappointed but not surprised害羞草研究所� by the finding that disqualification is the best response to alleged breaches of contest rules, such as an alliance with an environmental group or the wooing of former B.C. Green Party members.

She says the recommendation results from a 害羞草研究所渂iased and unlevel playing field,害羞草研究所� and an attempt to 害羞草研究所渃ontrol a situation in which an underdog candidate out-organized the front-runner, signing up many more members in just 25 days.害羞草研究所�

The NDP害羞草研究所檚 provincial executive is scheduled to consider Cull害羞草研究所檚 recommendation tonight and a statement from the party says it will have no comment until then.

If Appadurai is disqualified, the only other leadership contender, David Eby, will become the next leader of the B.C. New Democrats and the next premier of the province, replacing John Horgan, who announced in June that he will step down.