According to reports, kamal nath would visit congress President mallikarjun Kharge on tuesday and may propose his resignation as madhya pradesh congress chairman, two days after the party's catastrophe in the assembly poll. According to the report, the congress leadership is furious that kamal nath did not meet with party leaders and workers, but instead met with chief minister shivraj singh chouhan on Monday, a day after the humiliating defeat.

According to reports, the madhya pradesh congress head would visit party president mallikarjun Kharge on tuesday and may propose his resignation from the office following the party's catastrophe in the assembly elections. The congress, which established the state government under kamal nath after winning 114 seats in the 2018 election, ended up with just 66 seats in the madhya pradesh assembly election in 2023.

After the congress administration was reduced to a minority, the bharatiya janata party became the state government, with shivraj singh chouhan returning as chief minister. Under the leadership of chief minister shivraj singh chouhan, the bjp staged a spectacular return in this election, gaining 163 seats and obtaining a two-thirds majority in the 230-member madhya pradesh parliament. On december 3, the results were announced.

According to the PTI report, Nath will meet Kharge on tuesday and may be asked to resign as congress state unit chief. The party leadership is also upset about Nath's remarks about seat sharing against many india bloc leaders, including Samajwadi party chief akhilesh yadav and JD(U) chief Nitish Kumar.

While the Samajwadi party sought four to six seats, the JD(U) sought only one in madhya pradesh, which Nath refused and irritated the leaders of the opposition india alliance, created to challenge the bjp in the 2024 lok sabha elections. Earlier on Sunday, during the final stages of counting, Nath stated, "We accept the mandate of Madhya Pradesh's voters in this democratic contest." We shall play the oppositional role."
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05/12/2023 08:11 AM