MP Congress chief Kamal Nath takes a dig at Jyotiraditya Scindia for Gwalior mayoral ballot loss
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BHOPAL : Nearly three years after his 15-month-old Congress authorities in Madhya Pradesh fell
aside following resignations by Jyotiraditya Scindia and 22 loyalist MLAs, state Congress chief Kamal Nath mocked his ex-party colleague and current union civil aviation minister on Friday. “We don’t need any Scindia, if he (Jyotiraditya Scindia) was such a big political cannon then why did BJP lose mayoral polls in Gwalior and Morena last year?” Nath mentioned whereas speaking to journalists in Tikamgarh district on Friday.
Just six months in the past, the opposition Congress had surprised the ruling BJP in July 2022, by profitable Gwalior and Morena mayoral elections after a decade. Both these defeats occurred on Scindia’s house turf, the Gwalior-Chambal area of MP. At least three extra senior BJP leaders, together with Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, state BJP president VD Sharma and state’s Home Minister Narottam Mishra, too hail from the identical Gwalior-Chambal area.
Interestingly, Nath’s remarks about Scindia got here in Tikamgarh district – the identical Bundelkhand district, the place in February 2020, then Congressman Scindia, had for the primary time sounded an open insurrection towards the Nath-led Congress authorities, by asserting at a public rally to take to the streets towards his personal authorities in help of the ‘atithi shikshaks’.
Nath had mocked Scindia even then, daring him to take the streets over the problem. A month later, the 15-month-old Congress regime was unseated resulting from Scindia and loyalist MLAs, quitting the Congress and becoming a member of the BJP, paving the passage for one more BJP authorities led by Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
Talking to media in Tikamgarh, Nath dared Chouhan to provide the account of BJP’s 18 years in energy, earlier than he and his celebration search account of Nath’s efficiency of its 15-month-old authorities in MP. “I’m ready to give the detailed account of my 15 months in power, if he (Shivraj) has the guts, he can give the account of 18 years in power on the same stage,” he mentioned.
BHOPAL : Nearly three years after his 15-month-old Congress authorities in Madhya Pradesh fell
aside following resignations by Jyotiraditya Scindia and 22 loyalist MLAs, state Congress chief Kamal Nath mocked his ex-party colleague and current union civil aviation minister on Friday. “We don’t need any Scindia, if he (Jyotiraditya Scindia) was such a big political cannon then why did BJP lose mayoral polls in Gwalior and Morena last year?” Nath mentioned whereas speaking to journalists in Tikamgarh district on Friday.
Just six months in the past, the opposition Congress had surprised the ruling BJP in July 2022, by profitable Gwalior and Morena mayoral elections after a decade. Both these defeats occurred on Scindia’s house turf, the Gwalior-Chambal area of MP. At least three extra senior BJP leaders, together with Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, state BJP president VD Sharma and state’s Home Minister Narottam Mishra, too hail from the identical Gwalior-Chambal area.
Interestingly, Nath’s remarks about Scindia got here in Tikamgarh district – the identical Bundelkhand district, the place in February 2020, then Congressman Scindia, had for the primary time sounded an open insurrection towards the Nath-led Congress authorities, by asserting at a public rally to take to the streets towards his personal authorities in help of the ‘atithi shikshaks’.
Nath had mocked Scindia even then, daring him to take the streets over the problem. A month later, the 15-month-old Congress regime was unseated resulting from Scindia and loyalist MLAs, quitting the Congress and becoming a member of the BJP, paving the passage for one more BJP authorities led by Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
Talking to media in Tikamgarh, Nath dared Chouhan to provide the account of BJP’s 18 years in energy, earlier than he and his celebration search account of Nath’s efficiency of its 15-month-old authorities in MP. “I’m ready to give the detailed account of my 15 months in power, if he (Shivraj) has the guts, he can give the account of 18 years in power on the same stage,” he mentioned.
