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CM Mohan Yadav recently campaigned in Chhindwara, emphasizing the need for change in the upcoming Lok Sabha election. He criticized Congress for nepotism and false governance, expressing confidence in BJP’s prospects for victory.
During his fifth visit to Chhindwara constituency, Yadav led a roadshow and addressed public meetings in Damua, Junnardev, and Chandametta in Parasia. He underscored BJP’s prioritization of Chhindwara, a seat the party has won only once, in a bypoll in 1997.
Yadav announced that BJP national president J.P. Nadda would address a public meeting on Thursday to garner support for party candidate Vivek Bunty Sahu, who is contesting against MP Nakul Nath.
Taking aim at senior Congress leader Kamal Nath, who represented the seat for nine terms in the Lok Sabha, Yadav criticized the party’s dynastic politics. He asserted that Chhindwara had been held captive by a single family for too long, likening it to Congress’s internal dynamics.
Yadav highlighted the electorate’s growing awareness, noting their ability to discern between right and wrong. He questioned Kamal Nath’s claim of 45 years of service to Chhindwara, arguing that he had become a hindrance rather than a solution. Yadav accused Congress of governing through deceit and falsehoods, asserting that dishonesty was ingrained in the party’s culture.
