BHOPAL: Madhya Pradesh Congress Chief Kamal Nath on Sunday hinted that “Congress would not have a chief ministerial face in the upcoming assembly elections.”
Addressing the party workers and panelist as the orientation programme, the Veteran Congress leader made it clear that the party will not project anyone as its chief ministerial face for the assembly elections expected later this year.
“The state’s oppressed farmer, unprotected women, and the jobless youth would be the party’s face. The Congress would fight the election with these lakh of faces,” he said.
Attacking the Shivraj Singh Chauhan led BJP government, Mr. Nath said that every section of society was fed-up with the Bharatiya Janata Party government which was in no state to respond to the common people’s questions. “This time the people would seek an account for the lies and broken promises they had faced,” he added.
A 9 time MP from Chindwara constituency Kamal Nath was recently appointed as the state chief of the Madhya Pradesh Congress, while Jyotiraditya Scindia has been tasked to head the campaign committee chief.
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