Madhya Pradesh Election 2023 News: The phase of party change still continues in the politics of Madhya Pradesh. Till now Congress was making a dent in BJP, but now Congress has made a dent in Aam Aadmi Party also. More than 200 AAP workers, including the district vice president of Aam Aadmi Party from Ichhawar assembly of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and former Revenue Minister Karan Singh Verma’s home district, have joined Congress.
Let us tell you, under the leadership of Congress candidate from Ichhawar Assembly Shailendra Patel, cooperative leaders Abhay Mehta and Devendra Verma, more than 200 Aam Aadmi Party workers including District Vice President of Aam Aadmi Party Jitendra Parihar reached the capital Bhopal. Where all the Aam Aadmi Party officials and workers have joined Congress at the residence of Rajya Sabha MP Digvijay Singh. On this occasion, former Chief Minister Digvijay Singh has given membership of Congress to all AAP workers.
These leaders took membership of Congress
Among those who have taken membership of Congress, Sehore District Vice President of Aam Aadmi Party Jitendra Parihar, District Vice President of OBC Cell Bhim Singh Chauhan, Arya Block President Radheshyam Jatav and Raghunandan Bhadodia have taken membership of the party. Apart from this, more than 200 Aam Aadmi Party workers including Minority Morcha District Vice President Ehsan Khan, OBC Cell Joint Secretary Aman Parmar, District Coordinator Arjun Singh Chauhan took membership of Congress.
Not a single candidate in CM’s district
It was being claimed by the national leaders of Aam Aadmi Party that candidates will be fielded on all the 230 assembly seats of the state, but out of 230 seats of the state, Aam Aadmi Party has been able to field its candidates only on 70 seats. The special thing is that AAP party has not fielded a single candidate on all the four assembly seats of Sehore, the district of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan.
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