Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that I will not ask for anything for myself and instead I will give up my life. shivraj singh chouhan has said that he accepts the decision of the bjp leadership to choose Mohan Yadav as the new chief minister of Madhya Pradesh. The bjp leadership on monday chose Mohan Yadav for the post of chief minister of Madhya Pradesh. Mohan Yadav, a 3-term mla from ujjain South assembly constituency, is also known to be very close to Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
Meanwhile, Caretaker chief minister shivraj singh chouhan, speaking to the media on Tuesday, said, "I am confident that the bjp government led by chief minister Mohan Yadav will successfully implement the plans in the state... madhya pradesh will reach new heights in terms of progress and development. I will give my support to him." Chouhan proudly said that the government under his leadership has achieved many achievements in 18 years and the state of madhya pradesh has made significant progress.
Responding to a question on whether shivraj singh chouhan is contesting the lok sabha elections, he said that it is just a fantasy and he will abide by the party's decision. shivraj singh chouhan also mentioned that he is determined to do great work. "I will say one thing very humbly to those who ask if you will go to Delhi. I will not ask for anything for myself. I will give up my life instead. It is not my business. That is why I said I will not go to Delhi," he highlighted.
Chouhan also said, "BJP has had an ordinary worker as its chief minister for 18 years. I have not seen anyone like that in the opposition parties. The party has given me everything. Now it is time for me to give back to the party." Earlier, Chauhan met and interacted with women supporters of the party. Chauhan consoled the volunteers who shed tears on seeing Chauhan.
Assembly elections were held on november 17 in the 230-constituency state of Madhya Pradesh. In this, the ruling party bjp won 163 seats and retained the power. The Congress, which tried to capture power, won only 66 seats.
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