There is a
possibility of another split in the Congress after 22 Jyotiraditya Scindia's supporter MLAs left
the party in Madhya Pradesh. This time four MLAs from Bundelkhand are
reportedly preparing to leave the party. However, due to the postponement of
the Rajya Sabha elections, the Congress can get some temporary relief from this
split. The Congress
government in Madhya Pradesh had fallen due to 22 MLAs leaving it within a
month. Now, it is speculated that four Congress MLAs in Bundelkhand may leave
the party at any time. Out
of 26 seats in Sagar, Panna, Damoh, Tikamgarh, Chhatarpur districts of
Bundelkhand, Congress won 10 seats in the Assembly elections, which constituted
a big chunk after Gwalior-Chambal. But after Govind Singh Rajput left the
party, there are nine Congress MLAs. There may be a similar situation in
Bundelkhand, where they have few leaders like Kamleshwar Patel.One more
split likely in Congress after Jyotiraditya Scindia's exit There is a
possibility of another split in the Congress after 22 Jyotiraditya Scindia's supporter MLAs left
the party in Madhya Pradesh. This time four MLAs from Bundelkhand are
reportedly preparing to leave the party. However, due to the postponement of
the Rajya Sabha elections, the Congress can get some temporary relief from this
split . The Congress
government in Madhya Pradesh had fallen due to 22 MLAs leaving it within a
month. Now, it is speculated that four Congress MLAs in Bundelkhand may leave
the party at any time. Out
of 26 seats in Sagar, Panna, Damoh, Tikamgarh, Chhatarpur districts of
Bundelkhand, Congress won 10 seats in the Assembly elections, which constituted
a big chunk after Gwalior-Chambal. But after Govind Singh Rajput left the
party, there are nine Congress MLAs. There may be a similar situation in
Bundelkhand, where they have few leaders like Kamleshwar Patel. By: Neha Sharma
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One more split likely in Congress after Scindia's exit
By IndianMandarins - 2020-03-25 14:48:00
There is a
possibility of another split in the Congress after 22 Jyotiraditya Scindia's supporter MLAs left
the party in Madhya Pradesh. This time four MLAs from Bundelkhand are
reportedly preparing to leave the party. However, due to the postponement of
the Rajya Sabha elections, the Congress can get some temporary relief from this
split.
The Congress government in Madhya Pradesh had fallen due to 22 MLAs leaving it within a month. Now, it is speculated that four Congress MLAs in Bundelkhand may leave the party at any time.
Out of 26 seats in Sagar, Panna, Damoh, Tikamgarh, Chhatarpur districts of Bundelkhand, Congress won 10 seats in the Assembly elections, which constituted a big chunk after Gwalior-Chambal. But after Govind Singh Rajput left the party, there are nine Congress MLAs. There may be a similar situation in Bundelkhand, where they have few leaders like Kamleshwar Patel.One more split likely in Congress after Jyotiraditya Scindia's exit
There is a possibility of another split in the Congress after 22 Jyotiraditya Scindia's supporter MLAs left the party in Madhya Pradesh. This time four MLAs from Bundelkhand are reportedly preparing to leave the party. However, due to the postponement of the Rajya Sabha elections, the Congress can get some temporary relief from this split .
The Congress
government in Madhya Pradesh had fallen due to 22 MLAs leaving it within a
month. Now, it is speculated that four Congress MLAs in Bundelkhand may leave
the party at any time. Out
of 26 seats in Sagar, Panna, Damoh, Tikamgarh, Chhatarpur districts of
Bundelkhand, Congress won 10 seats in the Assembly elections, which constituted
a big chunk after Gwalior-Chambal. But after Govind Singh Rajput left the
party, there are nine Congress MLAs. There may be a similar situation in
Bundelkhand, where they have few leaders like Kamleshwar Patel.
By: Neha Sharma
