Chunav Manch: 'People in MP are fed up with BJP, this time there will be a change,' says Kamal Nath

Chunav Manch: Madhya Pradesh is witnessing the intensification of political discourse as the election fervour takes centrestage. Following the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) release of its list of candidates, the Indian National Congress has now unveiled its list, featuring 144 contenders. This move has spurred former Chief Minister and state Congress president Kamal Nath to share his insights at India TV's 'Chunav Manch'.

He went on to claim that the BJP government is a failed one, where progress in various sectors has come to a standstill.

Nath emphasised that democracy's sanctity was compromised by certain individuals in 2018. Despite a change in government, he asserted that some individuals allegedly undermined the trust, blessings, and democracy of the people by toppling the Congress government. However, Nath is confident that this time, the public will exact retribution and teach a lesson to those responsible for the "unconstitutional" act.

Although the BJP has been in power in the state for nearly two decades, Kamal Nath asserted that his party's tenure of 15 months achieved remarkable results. During this time, his government provided relief to farmers, introduced various industrial schemes, implemented educational reforms, and launched a battle against adulteration. These measures were well-received by the public, but Nath believes they were disrupted by a political conspiracy in 2020. He is optimistic that such a scenario will not repeat itself this time, as the public is gearing up to offer unprecedented support.

Kamal Nath holds immense faith in the people of Madhya Pradesh, recognising them as his most significant asset. He considers their honesty and commitment as the driving force behind his initiatives. He firmly believes that the public is ready to extend its unprecedented support to ensure the state's development and well-being. As the state approaches the impending elections, political discourse and campaigns are expected to gain momentum, setting the stage for a contest that will shape the state's political landscape.

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