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As the Lok Sabha elections conclude in Madhya Pradesh on Monday, with voting in the final eight of the 29 seats, the Congress, tottering from a series of high-profile exits, has channelised its might on a handful of constituencies to spoil the BJP’s game plan of winning all 29 parliamentary seats in the state.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav was the BJP’s surprise pick to replace former CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan after the Assembly elections in December. A three-time MLA from Ujjain, Yadav oversaw the party’s campaign as it attempted to win all 29 parliamentary seats in the state, a feat even his predecessor could not achieve. A day before polling concludes in Madhya Pradesh, Yadav speaks to The Indian Express about the elections, whether he is an emerging Yadav face in the Hindi heartland, and the state’s financial situation.
In Madhya Pradesh’s Dr Ambedkar Nagar town, formerly known as Mhow, golden busts of Gautam Buddha and B R Ambedkar mounted on blue columns serve as a shrine for the Dalit community in the slum cluster of Rajendra Nagar.
THE CONGRESS may be out of the ballot paper in Indore, but it’s very much in the contest. Left without a candidate after Akshay Kanti Bam withdrew at the last minute, with the court applications of its substitute nominee also falling through, the Congress is now aggressively pushing for NOTA.
Out of deference to the former royal family of Gwalior, people refer to him as “Maharaj”. But Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia prefers to be referred to as the “darzi (tailor) of Guna” who built roads, schools, and railway lines for the constituency.
The beating of drums marks the return of the Raghogarh Raja.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s apparent exhaustion from undertaking a 16-hour daily poll campaign dissipates as a group of young children run towards his convoy of bullet proof vehicles.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s apparent exhaustion from undertaking a 16-hour daily poll campaign dissipates as a group of young children run towards his convoy of bullet proof vehicles.