Madhya Pradesh: BJP MLA Narayan Tripathi’s speculation to join Congress intensified, met CM Kamal Nath

After the resignation of Congress MLA Hardeep Singh Dung in Madhya Pradesh late in the night, BJP MLA Narayan Tripathi met CM Kamal Nath, there is speculation about Tripathi joining Congress.

Bhopal: There is an open game of power between the Congress and the BJP in Madhya Pradesh. Congress MLAs are resigning for BJP and BJP MLAs are preparing to resign for Congress. Late in the night after the resignation of Congress MLA Hardeep Singh Dung in Madhya Pradesh, BJP MLAs Narayan Tripathi and Sanjay Pathak met CM Kamal Nath.

There was speculation of both of them joining Congress, though both denied reports of coming out and leaving BJP. It is also news that today another Congress MLA Bisahu Lal can also resign. After meeting CM Kamal Nath, Narayan Tiwari said, “I have come from Delhi. Went to meet CM I do not know who believes what. I did not resign I am going to discuss all my works here.

Narayan Tripathi is known as a big mines businessman in Madhya Pradesh. Before coming here, Tripathi and Cabinet Minister Surendra Baghel met Speaker NP Prajapati. The spate of occupation of BJP and Congress power is being felt in these meetings.

Leader of Opposition in Madhya Pradesh Gopal Bhargava said, “Overall, this is the talk of the Lipa granddaughter.” That’s not good The problem should be solved. I want to suggest to the government. You solve the problem. Otherwise you have a raw wall, it will collapse.

In Madhya Pradesh, the beginning of wall collapse and saving started from late night of 3 March. In the ITC resort of Manesar, Gurugram, BJP was accused of taking 6 independents and 4 Congress MLAs hostage. At the same time, ministers in the Kamal Nath government Jitu Patwari and Jayawardhan Singh had also reached to bring back the MLAs. After this, there was also a verbal war between Giriraj Singh and Shivraj Chauhan.

The motive behind the political turmoil in Madhya Pradesh

Three seats of Rajya Sabha are being vacated in Madhya Pradesh. Congress and BJP can easily win on one seat each. But the screw is getting stuck on the third seat. Therefore, both parties are trying to win two seats of Rajya Sabha in Madhya Pradesh. BJP is trying to get cross voting from Congress MLAs. Due to which the Congress government of Madhya Pradesh can be made uncomfortable in the Rajya Sabha elections.