Congress's padyatra and BJP's 'Modi's guarantee'…
In madhya pradesh, politics is being done on promises before the lok sabha elections in 2024. Where former chief minister Digvijay Singh is taking out 'Vada Nibhao Padyatra'. At the same time, bharatiya janata party is confident that the public has faith only in 'Modi's guarantee'. Amidst all this, the round of allegations and counter-allegations has also started rapidly. These days, given the lok sabha elections in madhya pradesh, bjp is reminding congress of its promises, while congress is putting the bharatiya janata party in the dock by taking out 'Vada Nibhao Padyatra'.
Madhya Pradesh congress President Jitu Patwari alleges that the bharatiya janata party had promised to give three thousand rupees per month to the beloved sisters before the assembly elections. Apart from this, farmers were also promised to purchase wheat at the rate of Rs 2700 per quintal. congress is cornering bjp on all these promises. Former chief minister of madhya pradesh Digvijay Singh is contesting from the Rajgarh lok sabha seat and he is taking out Vaada Nibhao Padyatra.
On the other hand, in every political platform of congress, promises of giving Rs 8500 per month to the women of the state are being made. chief minister regarding Congress. Dr. Mohan Yadav has already said that congress is not serious about this lok sabha election. congress should prepare for the next lok sabha elections.
No faith in Congress- BJP
According to bjp state spokesperson ashish Aggarwal, congress has already defaulted. The public has no faith in the promises of the defaulter Congress. The public only wants Modi's guarantee. This time again the public is going to press the button on the guarantee of prime minister Narendra Modi and the bjp will win all 29 seats of Madhya Pradesh. He also said that former chief minister Digvijay Singh had lost from bhopal by three and a half lakh votes. Now a record of his defeat will be made in Rajgarh also. The people of madhya pradesh have seen the tenure of former chief minister Digvijay Singh, Kamal Nath, and minister Jitu Patwari.
