Madhya Pradesh Elections 2018: The rebels raised over 30 seats in BJP-Congress trouble
Bhopal: In the elections to be held on 28 November for the Madhya Pradesh Assembly, the difficulty of the two parties has increased due to the fallout of the ruling BJP and the main Opposition Congress rebels in more than 30 seats in the total 230 seats. More than 30 rebel can convert the victory of the official candidate of the party into defeat. At the same time, both parties have started celebrating their rebels. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, State BJP President Rakesh Singh, National Vice President of the party Prabhat Jha, State Organization Secretary Suhas Bhagat and other leaders have approached the rebel leaders of their party asking them to withdraw their nomination papers. Talks with rebel leaders continues- BJP BJP's State Spokesperson Rajneesh Agrawal said, "Our senior leaders are talking to all the rebel candidates of the party and are requesting them to withdraw from the electoral battle against the BJP's official candidate." He...