Kamal Nath Alleges ‘Deceptive Tactics’ Following Departure of Chhindwara Associates; BJP Responds
Kamal Nath's Outrage Follows Defection of Key Associates, Including MLA Kamlesh Shah and Chhindwara Mayor Vikram Ahake, to BJP
Supporter Gives Reason For His Probable Exit: “Kamal Nath Has Been Neglected Since…”
Meanwhile, veteran Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has responded sharply to reports of Nath's impending departure. He thinks Nath won't quit the Congress.
Is Kamal Nath and Son Nakul Nath Joining BJP? Digvijaya Singh Cites Nehru-Gandhi Family Legacy
The recent flurry of speculation was ignited by Nakul Nath's unilateral announcement of his intention to contest the Chhindwara Lok Sabha elections, a move that occurred without the party's formal endorsement.
Jitu Patwari Takes Over as Madhya Pradesh Congress Chief, Replacing Kamal Nath
The party had won just 66 seats in the 230-member Assembly in the recent elections.
Congress denies rumours of Kamal Nath resigning as MP party President
Nath met with senior leaders in Delhi on Tuesday, including Mallikarjun Kharge, the chief of the Congress party.
Kamal Nath Raises Concerns Over MLAs Receiving Less Than 50 Votes in Villages
While refraining from directly alleging electoral malpractices, Nath announced plans to discuss the party's performance with both winning and losing candidates.
Kamal Nath likely to step down as Madhya Pradesh Congress chief due to leadership’s dissatisfaction: Report
After the humiliating loss, Kamal Nath met with Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, which infuriated the Congress leadership.
BJP’s Commanding Victory in Madhya Pradesh Defies Expectations, Congress Stumbles
Kamal Nath, however, remains optimistic, dismissing early trends and expressing confidence in the voters.
BJP Made MP A ‘Chaupat Pradesh’: Former CM Kamal Nath
On Saturday, Nath said as he addressed a rally in the Damoh district of Madhya Pradesh.
Former MP CM Kamal Nath Files Nomination From Chindwara In State Elections
Elections in Madhya Pradesh are scheduled for November 7 and the vote will be counted on December 3.