Sajjan Verma said – murdered democracy, will decide how to behave

After voting in Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections, now the calculations of victory and defeat have started. MP Congress Committee President Kamal Nath is making the list of officers and employees.

Former minister Sajjan Singh Verma has said that the officers and employees who work as weapons of BJP are also murderers of democracy. We will make a strategy as to how they should be treated and where they should be posted.

While talking to Dainik Bhaskar at the State Congress office in Bhopal, Verma claimed the victory of Congress and said that Union Ministers Narendra Singh Tomar and Kailash Vijayvargiya are losing. He had also advised Vijayvargiya to withdraw the ticket, Modi and Shah are taking revenge from you. Sajjan Verma is the Congress candidate from Sonkutch (Dewas).

What action needs to be taken when the list arrives? will decide through brainstorming
Verma said that the entire list of officers and employees is coming to Kamal Nath. The names of all the people will come in a day or two. On the question of taking action against All India Service officers by giving information to DOPT (Department of Personnel and Training) with evidence, Verma said that BJP has murdered democracy. PCC Chief Kamal Nath will see the report. After this, brainstorm with the core group and decide what needs to be done.

Tomar will remain at third place, Modi-Shah will dump Shivraj
Verma said that Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar is going to be in third position. This is what our report is saying. Vijayvargiya did not listen to the advice. There were no booth workers at his table during polling yesterday. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan’s election is also stuck. He will not even be made the leader of opposition. Didn’t make it last time either. PM Modi and Union Minister Shah will dump them.

‘Laadli bahana’ will remain ineffective, government has cut the pockets of farmers
On the question of active participation of women in Madhya Pradesh elections and the impact of Ladli Brahmin scheme, Verma said that the scheme will be ineffective. When voting percentage increases the government changes.

The Ladli scheme is unlikely to make any difference. Shivraj’s government has done the work of picking the pockets of farmers. 70 percent of the population in India lives in villages. Shivraj government is taking out Rs 35 thousand from the pockets of farmers in one season and giving Rs 15 thousand to the women.