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Congress office has also become saffron in the past days. This is raising questions whether the Congress is challenging the Congress in the next elections by taking the support of saffron colour?

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Expansion Ko Khan, will the bet of painting the Congress in saffron in Madhya Pradesh succeed or fail in the next elections? This question is on everyone’s lips. On April 2nd, the way the office of Pardesh Congress was decorated with saffron flags and an air of Hindu religion was created all around, its message is that now even the secular Congress is reluctant to wear saffron robes like the BJP. The party has now also made a priest’s cell. Mian, as the assembly elections are coming closer in Madhya Pradesh, the political tone is also changing. When the war of words between Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chohan and Pradesh Congress President and former Chief Minister Kamal Nath reached the level of street raids, then there was a tussle between the two political parties on the issue of majority i.e. Hindu votes. BJP is trying to win every possible Hindu vote. So, from tribals, women, youth, and Dalits to every section of the society, one or the other rewadi is being distributed. Shivraj ji should do the work of making caste-wise boards at such a rapid pace that the government itself has not understood what is going on. In fact, the BJP has a problem of anti-incumbency inside. Even after distributing so many women, if the voter cheats in the election, they will be given new ones, thinking that BJP leaders are worried. On the other hand, Congress is sitting on the sidelines that people who are angry with BJP will finally vote for him in the elections. But in this effort, this image of Congress is coming in the way that Congress cares more about Muslims than Hindus. In order to wash away this allegation, Congress organized ‘Dharam Samvad’ in the foreign office. Saffron flags were hoisted from New Market to the office of Pradesh Congress. I was under the impression that at least some narrative would be discussed in the Congress office. It was revealed that this ‘Dharam Samvad’ was of those Pandey priests, whose Pirkoshtha was formed by Kamal Nathji’s Pele. In this program, the priests demanded 2022 in the case of temples The status quo should be restored. In 2022 the government made a law and involved the collector in the operation of every temple. Had done When no one could speak more in Khilafat. Due to the drunkenness of the collector, Pandey priests were able to use the lands of the temples arbitrarily. Kamal Nath promised that Khan is coming to our house. We will change the old law and hand over the temples to Panda priests. BJP people got angry on this and one leader even called Congress as a wishful Hindu. Covered with saffron whenever he wanted, left it whenever he wanted. If Congress has guts, then show it by holding a conference of Maulanas. Kamal Nath raised questions on BJP’s objection Does BJP have a trade mark of saffron? Anyone who has faith in Hindu religion can wave saffron. Mian, Congress is walking with respect, she will make a dent in BJP’s votes with saffron cloak pen. While BJP believes that something new will happen from these tricks of Congress. It is public which knows everything. Bhagwa Parcham BJP has e rena hai. The danger from the point of view of the Congress is that if it takes off its secular cloak, then Muslim votes may also be lost from its hands. How much will Hindus trust him, someone can say new. Bahrahal, the bet played by the Congress has power in it, but it is also in danger that even the ghat may not move in the affair of the house. 15916030791591603079

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