After BJP’s landslide victory in madhya pradesh assembly elections, chief minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan said
on tuesday that he has never been a contender for the post of chief minister before or even now. The Bharatiya
Janata party (BJP) had not presented anyone for the post of chief minister for the 2023 assembly elections. In
madhya pradesh, bjp got 163 seats in the 230-member assembly, while congress got 66 seats and Bharat Adivasi
party got one seat. In a video statement shared on his official X account, Chouhan said, I was neither a
contender for the post of chief minister (post) earlier nor am I today. As a party worker, I have always done any
task assigned by the bjp to the best of my ability, genuineness and honesty and dedication. The 64 year old
leader, who has been the chief minister of madhya pradesh four times, said that he Lucky to be a bjp worker.
Chauhan said, “I am fortunate that (Prime Minister) narendra modi is our leader and I got a chance to work with
him. A glorious, prosperous and powerful india is being built under the leadership of Modi ji. Modi ji is our
leader and we always feel proud and happy to work with him. He thanked the voters and said that the people of
the state gave unprecedented support to the BJP.
Answering a reporter’s question after a program in Bhopal, Chauhan said that he is not going to delhi to meet top
party leaders. He said, “Tomorrow, I am going to Chhindwara, where we failed to win even one of the seven seats
(in the district). I have resolved that bjp wins all the 29 lok sabha seats of madhya pradesh and narendra Modi
becomes the prime minister of the country again. bjp lost in all the seven assembly constituencies of Chhindwara
district, the home area of state congress chief and former chief minister Kamal Nath. Went. In the 2019 Lok
Sabha elections, bjp won 28 seats in the state, but Kamal Nath’s son and congress candidate nakul Nath won
from Chhindwara.
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