MP CM Mohan Yadav Surpasses Sunderlal Patwa To Become BJP's Second Longest-Serving Chief Minister After Shivraj Singh Chouhan

Mohan Yadav has surpassed Sunderlal Patwa to become the second longest-serving BJP chief minister in Madhya Pradesh, according to updated information. Shivraj Singh Chouhan presently holds the record for the longest tenure as BJP chief minister in the state. Patwa held the position twice before being overtaken by Yadav. However, a significant difference exists between Chouhan's and Yadav's tenures, with Chouhan serving for an impressive 16 years and 283 days compared to Yadav's 2 years and 322 days.

Other BJP chief ministers, such as Veerendra Saklecha, Veerendra Saklecha, Babulal Gaur, and Uma Bharti, have served shorter terms, with the shortest being Uma Bharti's 259 days. The Congress party has had more chief ministers in the state than the BJP, with Digvijaya Singh serving the longest term for the Congress at ten years and one day.

Other notable Congress chief ministers include Ravishankar Shukla, who served six years and 340 days, and Arjun Singh, who completed five years and 258 days in office.