Madhya Pradesh Political Punch: Big Relief, Stingy With Praise, Politicians' Properties & More
Big relief The ruling party’s defeat in the Datia by-poll has shocked its leaders. Yet, they have experienced comfort, which they openly speak about. Besides the Datia by-poll, the ruling party has lost the Bankipur by-election in Bihar, which was the constituency of its national president. The party's defeat in Bankipur has overshadowed the discussion about its Datia defeat at the national…
The ruling party suffered a shocking defeat in Datia by-poll, which has left its leaders in shock. However, they are finding comfort in the loss, even as Bankipur by-election in Bihar overshadows the Datia defeat. The state BJP leaders believe they would have faced bigger consequences if they had lost Datia and won Bankipur. The party's state in charge and regional organisational general secretary remained in Datia during the election, so central leadership did not criticize them.
The Congress party won Datia by-election but refrained from praising its own leaders. The opposition leader's social media post did not praise the MPCC president, who played a crucial role in the win. The party's former chief minister feels unhappy because the party had cancelled a former legislator even before the poll result was announced. The victory has given new life to the MPCC president and the Leader of the Opposition.
The administration's decision to stop commercial activities from residential plots in the state capital was taken down after just 24 hours. Two cabinet ministers played a key role in giving relief to businessmen, but their properties near the action's location could be damaged. Another minister distanced himself from his districts, citing recent incidents and a lack of power.
A woman minister abandoned a lift in Mantralaya after experiencing an electric shock, leading to another lift being reserved for her. Similar incidents have also taken place in the BJP, with a former minister being dissolved from the executive committee.
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