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BJP got two shocks in Katni district at once Is. Former MLA from Vijayaraghogarh, Dhruv Pratap Singh and backward class leader Shankar Mahato joined the Congress party. Before this, former minister Deepak Joshi in Congress, Yadvendra Singh from Ashok Nagar district and Baijnath Yadav from Shivpuri joined Congress Two leaders including former MLA from Katni took membership of Congress – Photo: Amar Ujala

Detail 1687509389 Madhya Pradesh Assembly Election The process of movement of leaders from one party to another has started. On Friday, two BJP leaders from Katni district joined the Congress. Former MLA from Vijayaraghogarh, Dhruv Pratap Singh and backward class leader Shankar Mahato joined the Congress party. The BJP has suffered two setbacks in Katni district at the same time. Earlier in the Congress, former minister Deepak Joshi, Yadvendra Singh from Ashok Nagar district and Baijnath Yadav from Shivpuri have joined the Congress.

On this occasion, former MLA Dhruv Pratap Singh said that for the last five years BJP has deviated from its basic ideology. There were several complaints about illegal mining in Dalharenle Katni, but the administration did not pay attention to it. He said corruption is at its peak. The administration is helping instead of stopping him. This is not a democracy. Regarding BJP state president VD Sharma, he said that he became the president of the party without field experience. Due to which his mind got spoiled. They do not have time to talk to the workers. He called Vijayraghavgarh MLA Sanjay Pathak as Duryodhan. He said that such Duryodhana is there in every district. There, Shankar Mahato said that he will work shoulder to shoulder in Congress. Rights are being abolished in BJP. Kamal Nath gave 415 percent reservation to the backward classes.

At the same time, former CM and PCC Chief Kamal Nath said that he has supported the truth. BJP is missing the workers and farmers before the elections. It is a machine of declaration and lies. The public has understood the BJP. The public is about to bid farewell to the BJP. ,