Congress nowhere in poll race in Madhya Pradesh: CM Chouhan
The Hindu
CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan hit out at Congress for facing public anger and not being in Assembly election race. He accused Kamal Nath's Govt of stopping welfare schemes launched by BJP. BJP's 'Jan Ashirwad Yatra' and Congress's 'Jan Akrosh Yatra' to reach out to voters. Chouhan claimed BJP will win with record votes. Kamal Nath's Govt collapsed in March 2020, BJP returned to power with Chouhan as CM.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on September 20 hit out at the Opposition Congress, saying that it was facing public anger in the State and that it was nowhere in the Assembly election race.
He also accused the previous Congress Government led by Kamal Nath of stopping the welfare schemes launched by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) earlier.
The ruling BJP has rolled out the 'Jan Ashirwad Yatra' from September 3 to reach out to voters ahead of the elections, while the Congress launched the 'Jan Akrosh Yatra' on Tuesday, claiming that there was public anger against the present saffron regime.
"Congress is nowhere in the race [for the upcoming Assembly elections]. It is only facing public anger," Mr. Chouhan told PTI while participating in the BJP's 'Jan Ashirwad Yatra' in Indore.
On the Congress's 'Jan Akrosh Yatra', Mr. Chouhan said, "They [Congress] do many things which we have already done, but their only intention is to garner votes, whereas we serve the public." People know the real face of the Congress, he said.
The BJP will win with a record number of votes in the upcoming Assembly elections on 230 seats, he claimed.
Earlier, while talking to reporters at the Indore airport, Mr. Chouhan alleged that the previous Kamal Nath-led Congress Government had stopped the implementation of various public welfare schemes started during the BJP rule.
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