Congress seems 'confused’ in Madhya Pradesh!
Friday - July 20, 2018 2:46 pm ,
Category : WTN SPECIAL
Will the Congress contest 'alone' in Madhya Pradesh?
JULY 20 (WTN) - In Madhya Pradesh, Congress is considering every 'strategy' to defeat the BJP. Form 15 years, away from the power, Congress is in connection with the BSP and SP for not diluting the anti-BJP votes.
But till now the 'suspense' is on the Congress alliance with BSP and SP. On the discussions of alliance with the two parties, there is a 'big statement' form the state Congress president Kamal Nath. He said, “If the coalition is not there, Congress is ready to contest elections on all the 230 seats of Madhya Pradesh on its own wat, and if the alliance is formed, the party will contest alone in more than 200 seats.
After this statement of Kamal Nath, BJP has got some 'relief'. As you know, there are only a few months left for assembly election in Madhya Pradesh. In this situation, there is 'confusion' on alliance of Congress with BSP and SP.
Earlier in Chhindwara, BSP state president Pradeep Ahirwar had 'denied' the possibility of a coalition with the Congress in the assembly election. Pradeep Ahirwar, in a meeting, had said. “There is no alliance till snow. Congress is doing this campaign because they know that this time the BSP government is going to be formed in the state.”
While let’s talk about the alliance of the Samajwadi Party, the Samajwadi Party's national president Akhilesh Yadav had clarified that the SP has given an 'offer' for the coalition. Now it is necessary to see whether Congress accepts SP's offer or will contest the elections on its own way.
For years in Madhya Pradesh, it has been direct fight between the Congress and the BJP in the assembly election. Parties such as BSP and SP contest in the assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, but these parties have not been able to cross winning seats digits more than ten, but they are successful in apportion the anti-BJP votes, which has always been ‘headache’ for the Congress.
There is a lot of 'confusion' in the Congress. Because if the Congress does not combine with the BSP and the SP then there would be 'apportion' of the anti-BJP votes this will be beneficial for the BJP, but if the Congress combines, then the BJP will 'target' on the Congress that they don’t have 'dare' to contest election alone to defeat them. Let’s see what happens in the politics of Madhya Pradesh.
JULY 20 (WTN) - In Madhya Pradesh, Congress is considering every 'strategy' to defeat the BJP. Form 15 years, away from the power, Congress is in connection with the BSP and SP for not diluting the anti-BJP votes.
But till now the 'suspense' is on the Congress alliance with BSP and SP. On the discussions of alliance with the two parties, there is a 'big statement' form the state Congress president Kamal Nath. He said, “If the coalition is not there, Congress is ready to contest elections on all the 230 seats of Madhya Pradesh on its own wat, and if the alliance is formed, the party will contest alone in more than 200 seats.
After this statement of Kamal Nath, BJP has got some 'relief'. As you know, there are only a few months left for assembly election in Madhya Pradesh. In this situation, there is 'confusion' on alliance of Congress with BSP and SP.
Earlier in Chhindwara, BSP state president Pradeep Ahirwar had 'denied' the possibility of a coalition with the Congress in the assembly election. Pradeep Ahirwar, in a meeting, had said. “There is no alliance till snow. Congress is doing this campaign because they know that this time the BSP government is going to be formed in the state.”
While let’s talk about the alliance of the Samajwadi Party, the Samajwadi Party's national president Akhilesh Yadav had clarified that the SP has given an 'offer' for the coalition. Now it is necessary to see whether Congress accepts SP's offer or will contest the elections on its own way.
For years in Madhya Pradesh, it has been direct fight between the Congress and the BJP in the assembly election. Parties such as BSP and SP contest in the assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, but these parties have not been able to cross winning seats digits more than ten, but they are successful in apportion the anti-BJP votes, which has always been ‘headache’ for the Congress.
There is a lot of 'confusion' in the Congress. Because if the Congress does not combine with the BSP and the SP then there would be 'apportion' of the anti-BJP votes this will be beneficial for the BJP, but if the Congress combines, then the BJP will 'target' on the Congress that they don’t have 'dare' to contest election alone to defeat them. Let’s see what happens in the politics of Madhya Pradesh.
