MP Assembly Election 2023: In a tweet, Kamal Nath said that as many ‘promises’ as the Congress makes to the people, every Congressman makes even more promises to himself.
Kamal Nath ‘personal promise’ after Congress’s promissory note
A day ago Congress has released its promissory note. This promissory note contains 225 salient points and 1290 promises. Regarding this, Kamal Nath has said that the Congress’s fulfills what it says. He said that the more people these promises are made known to, the more promises there are to fulfill them. Along with this, he also made a ‘personal promise’ and said that the words of the Congress will take the future of the state in a new direction.
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Kamal Nath promised the people
Kamal Nath tweeted, “Every Congressman makes more promises to himself than the ‘promises’ of the Congress to the people. From the promise of freedom at any cost to every step taken for the progress of the country after independence, this self-determination of the Congress worked. has been and will continue to do so. True words of Congress will defeat not only BJP but false statements of BJP. My personal promise is that these words will prove to be a decisive step for the future of Madhya Pradesh.
‘Congress will come, bring prosperity’
On Tuesday, Kamal Nath releas the Congress’s promissory note and said that he is committe to keeping every promise. Along with this, the Congress’s had given a slogan for the 2023 elections, “Congress will come, bring prosperity”. The former chief minister said that the aim of the Congress is that every family in Madhya Pradesh should be happy, that is why this slogan has bee given. He said that youth should get employment, women should bee empowered, health facilities should be better, farmers should get justice and every class should get equal opportunities. This formula is given with this purpose in mind. He said that he would fulfill every promise he made to the people, so the Congress’s called his manifesto a promissory note.
