Shivraj said – Marriage is not fixed, people are roaming around wearing sherwani: CM taunts over CM face in Congress

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has taken a jibe at the internal tussle in the Congress over the CM’s face. On the ongoing war of words between Leader of Opposition Dr. Govind Singh and former minister Sajjan Singh Verma, Shivraj said – I do not understand who is the leader now. Some say that it is future, whereas they are told that it is inevitable. A leader of his own party says that he is not a face at all.

Now someone may say that the leader of the opposition is not the leader at all. When did the legislators elect him? As of now nothing has happened, not even fixed, but people are roaming around wearing sherwanis. There is no yarn or cotton, the weaver has a lump in the middle.

In fact, the Congress, which is busy preparing for the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections, is also facing internal challenges. On behalf of the party, two senior leaders have come face to face regarding the face of the Chief Minister. Former minister Sajjan Singh Verma had said on Saturday that Kamal Nath would be the CM face of the party. The election will be fought under his leadership only. Verma said this in response to the statement of Leader of Opposition Dr. Govind Singh, in which he had said that ‘what will happen if the CM’s face loses the election’?

Former Chief Minister Kamal Nath also retaliated on the Chief Minister’s statement. He said in the tweet, it is not our job to burst false coconuts, play cheek and run the machine of lies at double speed like BJP.

Congress remembers Mandsaur before elections

On Congress’s tribute program in Mandsaur, the CM said – He remembers Mandsaur only when elections come. Why haven’t so many years passed? First tell me. It has been the pastime of the Congress to bake political breads on deaths. If the elections come, then go, why haven’t you gone to Piplia till now?

Congress cheated the tribal class

Regarding the celebration of Birsa Munda Jayanti by the Congress in Jhabua, the CM said – Congress only tries to help the tribal class in elections. When did we start celebrating Tribal Pride Day? Tribal pride day is celebrated on 15 November. Congress never implemented PESA Act, they just kept talking.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma met Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Wednesday. On reaching Bhopal, Shivraj welcomed him at CM House.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma met Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Wednesday. On reaching Bhopal, Shivraj welcomed him at CM House.

Kamal Nath said why the investigation report of Mandsaur murder case was not made public till date

Kamal Nath tweeted and said, Shivraj ji, the whole state knows that the thinking of you and the Bharatiya Janata Party is anti-farmer. I want to ask you clearly that if the killing of farmers in Mandsaur was not done at the behest of your government, then why haven’t you made the investigation report of Mandsaur farmer’s murder public till date? You ask me whether I went among the farmers or not? The farmer of Madhya Pradesh asks you why you did not come in the hailstorm? Why were fertilizers and seeds not made available on time? Why did the Congress government stop the farmer loan waiver?

Said on the uproar in Damoh, will not allow the conspiracies of conversion to succeed

On the uproar at Damoh’s Ganga-Jamna school, the CM said, “If this cover is tried by calling innocent children, who do not understand, in the name of education, then we will not tolerate it at any cost.” Those who have such intentions will get severe punishment. The conspiracies of conversion will not be allowed to succeed. Be it educational institutions, madrassas, if education is being imparted in a wrong way, we will check. Instructions have been given for the investigation.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said on the ruckus created at Damoh’s Ganga-Jamna school that he will not allow the vicious cycle of conversion to succeed. In response to this, former minister Sajjan Verma has said that religious conversion has increased in Madhya Pradesh during the 18-year rule of Shivraj.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said on the ruckus created at Damoh’s Ganga-Jamna school that he will not allow the vicious cycle of conversion to succeed. In response to this, former minister Sajjan Verma has said that religious conversion has increased in Madhya Pradesh during the 18-year rule of Shivraj.

Sajjan’s counterattack, conversions increased during CM’s 18-year rule

Former minister Sajjan Verma retorted on the CM’s statement in the Damoh case and said, a person who has been sitting as the emperor of this state for 18 years. The king has become sitting as the chief minister. Shivraj Singh himself is accepting this fact that we are a failure Chief Minister. In whose rule of 18 years, conversion has increased in this Madhya Pradesh, such a person should resign from the post.