In a span of ten days, congress President mallikarjun Kharge’s election roar will be heard after Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on the land of Bundelkhand. mallikarjun Kharge will be campaigning in Sagar on Tuesday
(August 22) to woo the Dalit voters of the most backward Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh. Going to hold
a meeting. According to the arithmetic of 35 seats reserved for Dalits (Scheduled Castes) of the state, the
Bundelkhand tour of congress President mallikarjun Kharge, who comes from this class, is considered very
important.
Battle of Bundelkhand
It appears that the Bundelkhand region of madhya pradesh (which borders Uttar Pradesh) is turning into a
battleground for the bjp and the congress ahead of the assembly elections. In fact, after laying the foundation
stone of Sant Ravidas's temple and memorial to be built at a cost of 100 crores in Sagar on august 12, next month
i.e. in September, PM Modi will once again participate in the program related to the expansion of Bina Refinery in
the same district. congress President mallikarjun Kharge will also address a public meeting at Sagar at 12 noon on
Tuesday to woo voters.
Political experts tell that before this congress President Kharge was going to address the general meeting in Sagar
on 13th August. On the pretext of Kharge's programme, the congress wanted to gain access to 54 seats with their
influence including 35 seats reserved mainly for Dalits, but suddenly this could not happen due to the fixing of PM
Modi's visit to Sagar. congress insiders said that a day before Kharge's visit, bjp announced the program of PM's
Sagar rally. After this his journey was postponed.
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