Jaivardhan Singh, former state Cabinet minister and MLA from Raghograh, has accused the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) of being the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) B-team in Madhya Pradesh. Singh stated that the AAP has no support in the state, and they are unlikely to win any seats in the upcoming elections. During a Congress protest in Guna against the state government, Singh called for clarity from the AAP regarding their stance and urged them to support opposition unity. The Congress leader also called the BJP cowardly for putting up posters of Kamal Nath, adding that people in the state want change and believe that it can be achieved only through the Congress party.
Singh highlighted the need for AAP to clarify its stance before coming together with the opposition. He explained that all opposition parties in Patna on Friday believe in the Constitution, and while they work towards conveying the message that they will collaborate in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, some comments made by the AAP were not good for opposition unity. Singh stressed that AAP has no base in the state and will make no impact on the election outcome.
Congress workers earlier protested against corruption in the double-engine government in Ujjain Mahakal Lok, burning files in Satpura Bhavan, and rising inflation in Hanuman Square. Singh asserted that the citizens of the state are in favor of change, and the only way for it to happen is through the Congress party.
In conclusion, the ongoing protests and accusations against multiple parties in Madhya Pradesh signify the need for the state’s political parties to come together and bring about a positive change for its people. While the BJP, Congress, and the AAP may have their differences, the citizens of the state demand transparency, clarity, and accountability from their leaders. The upcoming Lok Sabha elections will prove to be a major test for the parties and their promises to the people of Madhya Pradesh.
