MP Assembly Election 2023: Congress has achieved success to a great extent in damage control. Many angry leaders have agreed and are busy forming the Congress government. In this series, former Dhar MP Gajendra Singh Rajukhedi, who had resigned after ticket distribution, has withdrawn his resignation after meeting Kamal Nath.
Madhya Pradesh Assembly Election 2023: Big leaders of Congress have started controlling the voices of protest, anger and rebellion raised after ticket distribution. Its responsibility has been entrusted to Digvijay Singh and Surjewala. Both these leaders are continuously meeting the leaders who are angry over the cancellation of tickets and replacement of tickets. Angry leaders are being made general secretaries, vice presidents and election in-charges in the organization. Also, if the government is formed, assurance is being given to adjust the cabinet minister, state minister and corporation.
Meanwhile, both these leaders have achieved success to a great extent in damage control. Many angry leaders have agreed and are busy forming the Congress government.
MP Assembly Election 2023 Congress may have convinced most of its angry leaders, but there are still some leaders who are becoming a headache for it. The biggest name among them is Shujalpur Congress District President Yogendra Singh Bunty Bana.
Rakesh Mavai: Morena MLA Rakesh Mavai was very hurt and angry after his ticket was denied. However, now it has been made the observer area of Morena parliamentary constituency. Since then he has agreed and is working for Congress.
Antar Singh Darbar: Former MLA from Mhow Antar Singh Darbar is very angry over not getting the ticket and has registered his protest till Bhopal. To persuade Antar Singh Darbar, Digvijay Singh himself took him to Surjewala’s bungalow.
