madhya pradesh congress chief Jitu Patwari said on sunday (March 17) that the people of the state are looking towards his party with expectations before the lok sabha elections, because since 2014, 'any guarantee of Modi' has not been fulfilled. The congress leader said that people in madhya pradesh are feeling disappointed because the promises and 'Modi's guarantees' have not been fulfilled. They are looking towards congress with expectations.
lok sabha elections in madhya pradesh will be held in four phases on 19 April, 26 April, 7 May and 13 May. There are 29 lok sabha seats in mp and in the 2019 general elections, bjp had won 28 seats. congress had won only Chhindwara seat. Former chief minister Kamal Nath's son and congress leader nakul Nath had won in Chhindwara.
Jitu Patwari's allegations against the central government
Jitu Patwari claimed that since 2014, 'none of Modi's guarantees' have been fulfilled. Even before the announcement of lok sabha elections, bjp is using 'Modi's Guarantee' as a major slogan in the election campaign, emphasizing the party's commitment to the development of all sections of the society. Patwari said, "BJP's double engine government has double cheated the people." In a statement, the congress leader, while targeting the ruling party, said that prime minister Narendra Modi gives slogans against corruption but does not follow the instructions of the supreme Court. In view of this, the biggest scam in the form of electoral bonds has come to light in the country after independence.
Patwari also attacks the Center regarding electoral bonds.
mp congress President claimed that bjp has received donations from vaccine manufacturers and lottery traders. He said that there should be a debate on this because electoral bonds are the biggest scam of independent India. Patwari said, “According to reports, the top buyer of electoral bonds in the data released by the election commission is Future Gaming and Hotel (Services) run by former Myanmar laborer Santiago Martin alias Lottery Martin. His firm purchased electoral bonds worth Rs 1,300 crore between 2019 and 2024.
