Election Discussion: Kamal Nath creates committee for investigation of 'Vidisha case', 'Nervousness’ in BJP by the activation of Digvijay Singh
Wednesday - August 8, 2018 3:45 pm ,
Category : WTN SPECIAL
Digvijay Singh's 'Ekta Yatra' vitalizes BJP organization
AUG 08 (WTN) - The factionalism in the Congress is not hidden from anyone. In the Madhya Pradesh Congress, due to non-reconciliation among top leaders and factionalism, it is said that the Congress has been losing assembly elections for the last 15 years due to factionalism. Even after continuous defeats, it seems that Congress leaders have not learned something. Prior to the assembly elections, the misbehavior of Congress workers in Rewa and Vidisha has once again opened a factional clash in the Madhya Pradesh Congress.
For your information, let you know that a few days ago in Rewa, there was maltreatment with Madhya Pradesh Congress in-charge Deepak Bavaria. In fact, in Rewa, journalists had questioned Bavaria, “If the Congress wins the assembly elections, who will become the Chief Minister?” In response to this question, Deepak Bavaria had said,”There are two faces of CM post in Madhya Pradesh, one is Kamal Nath and the second one is Jyotiraditya Scindia.”
It is being said, Deepak Bavaria's response to that question was ‘unacceptable’ by the supporters of leader of opposition Madhya Pradesh Ajay Singh and they argued and misbehaved with Deepak Bavaria. After this incident, there was a ‘stir’ from state to Delhi. It is said that Deepak Bavaria is considered much closed to Congress President Rahul Gandhi. Angered by misbehaving with Deepak Bavaria in Rewa, Rahul Gandhi had called the big leaders of the state to Delhi and expressed anguish. After this, 6 workers were fired from the party.
In Vidisha, when Deepak Bavaria was meeting with the participants.Then Congress workers were interacting with each other. During that, the workers openly abused and then there was maltreatment among them.
Angry state Congress president Kamal Nath has formed a committee to investigate the mischief of Congress workers in the presence of Deepak Bavaria in Vidisha. In the two-member committee, senior leader PC Sharma and Sajid Ali are inducted.
Here, the activity of Congress Coordination Committee chairman and former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Digvijay Singh for assembly elections has ‘stirred up’ the BJP. For your information, let you know that Digvijay Singh is trying to put an end to the factionalism in Congress in the Madhya Pradesh Congress and for this; he is traveling for ‘Ekta Yatra’ in all over Madhya Pradesh. It is being said that this ‘Ekta Yatra’ of Digvijay Singh is getting good response in the Congress.
For your information, let you know that the BJP had instructed the ministers and office bearers to go to the respective districts to coordinate between the officials and workers in the districts and discuss issues related to the organization. Now the party has asked for the feedback of the meetings form those ministers and office bearers. According to information received from the media, those who have not yet been held the meeting, have been asked to go to the districts immediately and complete the meetings.
AUG 08 (WTN) - The factionalism in the Congress is not hidden from anyone. In the Madhya Pradesh Congress, due to non-reconciliation among top leaders and factionalism, it is said that the Congress has been losing assembly elections for the last 15 years due to factionalism. Even after continuous defeats, it seems that Congress leaders have not learned something. Prior to the assembly elections, the misbehavior of Congress workers in Rewa and Vidisha has once again opened a factional clash in the Madhya Pradesh Congress.
For your information, let you know that a few days ago in Rewa, there was maltreatment with Madhya Pradesh Congress in-charge Deepak Bavaria. In fact, in Rewa, journalists had questioned Bavaria, “If the Congress wins the assembly elections, who will become the Chief Minister?” In response to this question, Deepak Bavaria had said,”There are two faces of CM post in Madhya Pradesh, one is Kamal Nath and the second one is Jyotiraditya Scindia.”
It is being said, Deepak Bavaria's response to that question was ‘unacceptable’ by the supporters of leader of opposition Madhya Pradesh Ajay Singh and they argued and misbehaved with Deepak Bavaria. After this incident, there was a ‘stir’ from state to Delhi. It is said that Deepak Bavaria is considered much closed to Congress President Rahul Gandhi. Angered by misbehaving with Deepak Bavaria in Rewa, Rahul Gandhi had called the big leaders of the state to Delhi and expressed anguish. After this, 6 workers were fired from the party.
In Vidisha, when Deepak Bavaria was meeting with the participants.Then Congress workers were interacting with each other. During that, the workers openly abused and then there was maltreatment among them.
Angry state Congress president Kamal Nath has formed a committee to investigate the mischief of Congress workers in the presence of Deepak Bavaria in Vidisha. In the two-member committee, senior leader PC Sharma and Sajid Ali are inducted.
Here, the activity of Congress Coordination Committee chairman and former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Digvijay Singh for assembly elections has ‘stirred up’ the BJP. For your information, let you know that Digvijay Singh is trying to put an end to the factionalism in Congress in the Madhya Pradesh Congress and for this; he is traveling for ‘Ekta Yatra’ in all over Madhya Pradesh. It is being said that this ‘Ekta Yatra’ of Digvijay Singh is getting good response in the Congress.
For your information, let you know that the BJP had instructed the ministers and office bearers to go to the respective districts to coordinate between the officials and workers in the districts and discuss issues related to the organization. Now the party has asked for the feedback of the meetings form those ministers and office bearers. According to information received from the media, those who have not yet been held the meeting, have been asked to go to the districts immediately and complete the meetings.
