Bhopal: Assembly elections are to be held in Madhya Pradesh at the end of the year. In such a situation, along with the weather, politics has also started heating up. The ruling BJP is publicizing the schemes of its government. At the same time, Congress also got involved in making election strategy. Meanwhile, a big Congress meeting is going to be held in Madhya Pradesh on 17th April. In which the strategists of the party will brainstorm about the elections. There will also be a discussion about the candidates.
Cong will enter election field with full vigour
There is a discussion in the political circles that this time the Congress may announce the names of the candidates in advance. There is a discussion that the candidates on assembly seats that the party has been continuously losing can be announced first. Congress may announce candidates on about 80 seats in the month of June. But before this, Kamal Nath has called a big meeting of the party in Bhopal on 17 April. In which the strategy will be prepared.
Consensus on 40 seats can be made this month
Congress has started brainstorming on the names of the candidates for the assembly elections. This month, out of 230 seats in the state, the Congress can reach a consensus on about 40 seats. Getting a ticket about five months before the election will give the candidate plenty of time to campaign and prepare their ground.
Leaders will get enough time to reach among the common people and work. This is the reason why the Congress believes that it can snatch seats from BJP by announcing tickets five months in advance.
Veteran leaders to be fielded
In Madhya Pradesh, the Congress is making a strategy to field veteran leaders on the seats where it has been continuously losing the elections. From former CM Kamal Nath to Digvijaya Singh, senior leaders are continuously visiting the lost seats. Digvijaya Singh is currently holding a meeting of Mandal sector in Bundelkhand region. Along with this, his entire focus is on the Morcha cell. At the same time, Kamal Nath is also engaged in boosting morale of workers by holding the public meetings
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