Assembly elections are going to be held in Madhya Pradesh later this year. In view of the elections, BJP has completely come into action mode. In this episode on Tuesday late night Home Minister Amit Shah came to Bhopal and for about two hours he brainstormed with the big leader of the state. From CM Shivraj to the state president were present in that meeting.
Why did Amit Shah reach Bhopal?
That one meeting made it clear that BJP will have to fight unitedly in Madhya Pradesh elections. There can be differences, but they cannot be brought to the fore. Amit Shah also expressed displeasure over the fact that different statements of many leaders are coming to the fore within the BJP in the state. He called it against the party and advised everyone to start the Vijay Sankalp Yatra together.
What is Shah mantra?
The Home Minister has emphasized that he himself is going to monitor the preparations of Madhya Pradesh. He can visit the state every 15 to 20 days. That is, if there is no lapse in Madhya Pradesh, if there is no situation like Karnataka, then Shah himself wants to take the responsibility. According to a report in News 18, CM Shivraj, Jyotiraditya Scindia, Ashwini Vaishnav, Narottam Mishra, Vishnu Dutt Sharma were involved in this high level meeting along with Amit Shah.
Why did Amit Shah get angry?
During the meeting, Home Minister Amit Shah was clear that till now the party has not started its campaign aggressively in the state. He stressed that an atmosphere should be created in the entire state in favor of the party through Vijay Sankalp Abhiyan. By the way, Amit Shah has also made it clear from this meeting that this election will also be fought under the leadership of Shivraj Singh Chouhan. It is being told that there is no preparation to make any major changes in the election season.
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