Narendra Singh Tomar held a meeting with the leaders of Bhopal – Photo: Amar Light

Expansion Madhya Pradesh assembly elections are to be held in November-December. Both the major political parties have already started preparations for this. On Saturday, Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar held a coordination meeting with veteran leaders and office bearers of the party at the party headquarters in Bhopal. The Union Minister also interacted with the leaders one to one. In this meeting itself, the displeasure of the BJP leaders came to the fore. After the meeting, former MLA Ramesh Sharma said that the party misses the workers as soon as the elections come. Former MP, former MLA, present MLA and office bearers holding big positions in the organization were present in the meeting. According to the sources, some office bearers have complained about the organization and the MLAs of the area in one to one conversation, neglecting them, not getting respect in the programmes. In the meeting, the Union Minister asked the senior leaders to forget their differences and get involved in the election preparations. He asked to go among the public with the achievements of the Central and State Government schemes. Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said in a conversation with the media after the meeting that there was talk about the elections. In this, we are discussing with senior leaders. Whatever suggestions will come in this, they will be placed in front of the state team. On the basis of which the roadmap for the election will be prepared. Tomar said that dialogue is necessary at the time of elections. In BJP, the worker is attached to the party, not the individual. Now the round of meetings will continue. Good results will come in the upcoming elections. At the same time, after the meeting, former MLA Ramesh Sharma Guttu Bhaiya said that the party misses the workers as soon as the elections come. Is. He said that even the son does not ask the father unnecessarily. It is clear from Sharma’s displeasure that many senior leaders in the organization are running angry. The party is now in talks to take the angry leaders along. ,