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Overcoming anti-incumbency of almost two decades, the BJP won the November 2023 Assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, getting 163 of the 230 seats and reducing the Congress to 66. Since then, the BJP has been on the prowl in the state, and as per its claims, has managed to get thousands of Congress workers to cross ranks to its side.
The ruling BJP in Madhya Pradesh was left red-faced and seemed to be in a damage-control mode just ahead of the Lok Sabha polls as the police on Wednesday asked minister Narendra Shivaji Patel’s son Abhigyan Patel to sign a bond after he was booked Saturday on charges of assaulting a couple in Bhopal.
The Congress in Madhya Pradesh put up a united face on Saturday, with former chief minister Kamal Nath joining senior party leader Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra.
Madhya Pradesh Congress leader Kamal Nath said on Friday urged the people of the state and the "brave" Congress workers to join the Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra in maximum numbers". The yatra will enter Madhya Pradesh on March 2.
Kamal Nath is all over the political headlines from past few days with rumours around his switch to the BJP. Amid hectic developments around his decision, a flag of "Jai Shri Ram" is missing from the top of his Delhi residence. The political observers are interpreting it as a signal that the former CM of Madhya Pradesh is reconsidering his decision to join BJP.
From the show-cause notices issued recently to about 150 local Congress leaders to explain allegations of anti-party activities during the Assembly polls, to the dissolution of the state Congress working committee last month – the new Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) president, Jitu Patwari, 50, seems to have started reshaping the party, even as the All India Congress Committee (AICC) leadership has entrusted him with the responsibility of “freeing” the state unit from the “dominating influence” of its veteran satraps.