The former chief minister Kamal Nath attacked the BJP for toppling the elected Congress government through unfair means. Nath said the ensuing bypolls were not a normal election, it would decide the future of the youths, farmers and people of the state.
Nath, addressing a public meeting in Biaora, said, “Chief Minister Chouhan says I am a sinner, I had waived off loans of 27 lakh farmers, is this my sin? In just 15 months Goushala and many other pro-people schemes and projects were launched and the state got new recognition, is this a sin?”
Nath attending public meetings in Biora and Ashoknagar highlighted the schemes launched during his Congress government.
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