Loksabha MP Election 2024: Kamal Nath Mahakoshal, Arun Yadav and Umang Singhar to handle Malvanchal, BJP has also played veterans in the contest Achi-News

Loksabha MP Election 2024 State Office, Bhopal. Senior Congress leaders will contest the Lok Sabha elections in Madhya Pradesh. Former Chief Ministers Digvijay Singh and Kantilal Bhuria are contesting the elections themselves, so for now they will focus on their elections. While Kamal Nath will see Mahakoshal seats, Vivek Tankha from Bundelkhand, Arun Yadav and Umang Singhar from Malvanchal, Ajay Singh from Vindhya and Dr. Govind Singh from Gwalior-Chambal region.

there, BJP He has also installed senior leaders. The state has been divided into seven clusters and in-cares have been made. Bhupendra Singh in Gwalior-Chambal, Kailash Vijayvargiya in Mahakoshal, Dr. Narottam Mishra in Bundelkhand, Prahlad Singh Patel in Vindhya, Jagdish Deora in Malvanchal and Rajendra Shukla in the Central India region along with Vishwas Sarang will lead the way.

While the Bharatiya Janata Party is aiming to win all 29 seats in the state, the Congress is facing the challenge of maintaining its existence. After the massive loss in the assembly elections, the Congress as a strategy has focused on those seats where it got the support of voters in the assembly elections. Former Chief Minister Kamal Nath has a hold on the Mahakoshal region, so he was asked to be active on the seats of this region. He has been active in the Chhindwara parliamentary constituency since the assembly elections. Visited all the assembly constituencies twice. His son Nakul Nath is contesting elections from here. There is a large number of Kamal Nath fans in Betul, Balaghat and Jabalpur.

Ajay Singh has influence in Vindhya

Former opposition leader Ajay Singh has influence in Vindhya. Seeing this, Rewa, Sidhi, Satna Including being asked to focus on adjacent seats. As Arun Yadav is no longer contesting the elections, he is being activated in Malwa and Nimar regions while Umang Singhar will be working on Malwanchal tribal seats. Both have their support base here.

Vivek Tankha was asked to focus on the Sagar department and Dr. Govind Singh focused on the Gwalior-Chambal region. Dr. Singh has contested the Lok Sabha elections from Morena. It is also accepted among the workers of Gwalior and Bhind districts. In addition to this, the party has also appointed managers for all 29 Lok Sabha seats. On the other hand, BJP has divided the state into seven clusters and given the responsibility to senior leaders to win all the 29 seats.

Former minister Bhupendra Singh, who is an expert in management skills, has been made in charge of the Gwalior-Chambal zone. Narendra Singh Tomar, Speaker of the Assembly, trusts him. Only Bhupendra Singh will do the work of implementing Tomar’s strategy. It is worth noting that Tomar supporters have been made candidates from Morena, Gwalior and Bhind Lok Sabha constituencies.

Kailash Vijayvargiya gets the responsibility of Mahakoshal

The responsibility of Mahakoshal zone has been given to Kailash Vijayvargiya, an expert in election organization and management skills. He has visited Chhindwara two or three times to penetrate the impenetrable stronghold of the Congress. Many Congress leaders defected under his leadership and now they are busy organizing booth management. The responsibility of other seats in the Bundelkhand region including Khajuraho has been given to Dr. Narottam Mishra, while Prahlad Singh Patel will take charge in Vindhya, Jagdish Deora in Malvanchal and Rajendra Shukla in Central India region along with Vishwas Sarang.

This responsibility to former CM Shivraj

Former Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan will go to Vidisha parliamentary constituency to campaign for himself and hold meetings in favor of the parties’ candidates on different seats. Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav will visit the seats included in the second phase after the completion of the process of submission of nomination papers for the first phase. All ministers and MPs have been asked to pay attention to the reduction in the number of Lok Sabha seats in their respective constituencies.