Hitting out at Congress government in Madhya Pradesh, Shivraj Singh Chouhan who is also called ‘mama’ or uncle, claiming at ‘Yuva Vijay Sankalp Maharally’ of Delhi BJP’s Yuva Morcha said “Don’t think mama has become weak. I promise you that we will win at least 27 seats, as we did in 2014, out of 29 seats in the State.
He said BJP could have also formed a “lame” government but it decided it would do so only with a grand majority. Don’t think ‘mama’ has become weak, former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who lost power in the recent assembly elections, asserted on Sunday and claimed the BJP will win at least 27 out of the 29 Lok Sabha seats in the state.
Congress may have formed government in the state but it could fall “anytime as it lacks majority”.
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Chouhan also commented on the gathering of opposition leaders at Saturday’s Kolkata rally as “bhanumati ka kunaba”, saying there was no unanimity over a common leader among the parties planning the ‘mahagathbandhan’.”It’s like a wedding without a groom. On the other hand we have a leader in the form of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to lead us in the battle ground,” he said.
The ‘Yuva Vijay Sankalp Maharally’ was the fifth of a series of big rallies held by the Delhi BJP in the last two months, ahead of the Lok Sabha polls. Delhi BJP chief Manoj Tiwari warned from the stage that it would be investigated who were the people leaving the venue during speeches of the leaders.
Delhi BJP Yuva Morcha president Sunil Yadav claimed the event was attended by over 20,000 people.
The rally was attended by many senior BJP leaders including Union minister Vijay Goel who attacked Kejriwal, alleging that his government in Delhi has “destroyed” the city.
Jaibhan Pawaiya, Lok Sabha election co-incharge of Delhi BJP, asked students to sharpen their arguments to face the challenge of being mocked on the slogan of “Achhe Din” by the opponents and counter it with achievements of the Modi government.
“People were coming and going but the chairs were full,” he said.
The Yuva Morcha had planned to torch 40-feet effigies of Congress president Rahul Gandhi and AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal but the plan was shelved in view of poor air quality in the city, Yadav said.
