Madhya Pradesh: Will perform even better than 2018 in Mahakaushal & Vind in upcoming assembly elections, says Congress regional in-charge Arun Yadav

Madhya Pradesh: Will perform even better than 2018 in Mahakaushal & Vind in upcoming assembly elections, says Congress regional in-charge Arun Yadav

The 2023 assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh are expected to be closely contested between the BJP and the Congress, says Arun Yadav.

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Saturday, April 29, 2023, 04:48 PM IST
article-image
Former Congress President Arun Yadav |

Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh): Congress' newly-appointed Congress in-'charge of Mahakaushal and Bundelkhand regions Arun Yadav accused BJP of remembering the tribals only before elections.

On upcoming polls, he reiterated that the Congress will contest the elections under the leadership of Kamal Nath, as stated by Digvijay. "We are in talks with various regional groups and promise to perform even better than 2018, when most of our MLAs won Mahakaushal and Vind regions."

Yadav also questioned the government's reluctance to release the figures of the caste census. He promised that the Congress would increase reservation for the OBC community and release caste census if it wins MP Assembly Elections.

The 2023 assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh are expected to be closely contested between the BJP and the Congress.

RECENT STORIES

Ujjain School Holiday On Shravan Mondays Order Triggers Political Row

Ujjain School Holiday On Shravan Mondays Order Triggers Political Row

5 Days Of Rain Expose Flaws In ₹1,600-Crore Highway Project In MP's Balaghat

5 Days Of Rain Expose Flaws In ₹1,600-Crore Highway Project In MP's Balaghat

Madhya Pradesh: Crackdown On Illegal Activities In Bageshwar Dham

Madhya Pradesh: Crackdown On Illegal Activities In Bageshwar Dham

Travel Agency Rented SUV To Minor Without Verification In Bhopal

Travel Agency Rented SUV To Minor Without Verification In Bhopal

MP: No Deviation, Ministers To Stick To Agenda In Cabinet Meetings

MP: No Deviation, Ministers To Stick To Agenda In Cabinet Meetings