In Madhya Pradesh, 39 Congress leaders expelled for participating in the party candidates – Firstpost

The Madhya Pradesh Congress Party has expelled 39 leaders from its main members for six years for challenging the next elections of the State Assembly against official candidates, said a party official.

These 39 leaders were expelled from the congress on the directives of the head of the party unit, Kamal Nath, a press release published by the Vice-President of the Party of the Party, Rajiv Singh.

These expelled leaders dispute the elections either as independent candidates, or on the Bahujan Samaj party ticket (BSP), the Samajwadi party (SP) and the AAM AADMI Party (AAP), said a party statement.

Some of the Prominent Names Against Whom The Action Was Taken Include Training Mp Premchand Guddu (ALOT), Training MLA Antar Singh Darbar (Mhow), Training Mla Yadvendra Singh (Nagod), State Party Spokesman Ajay Singh Yadav (Khargapur), Nasir Islam ( BHOPAL North) and Amir aquel (Bhopal North).

The elections in the assembly of 230 members of Madhya Pradesh will be held on November 17.

Although the Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party strives to stay at the helm, the opposition congress strives to push the Party of Safran out of power.

The polls are important for both the BJP and the Madhya Pradesh congress, because it will be the first set of elections after the formation of the Great Opposition Alliance against the BJP before the Lok Sabha surveys of the year next. State elections will also be a test for the current Minister-in-Chief Shivraj Singh Chouhan who faces the anti-story.

The BJP has been in power in Madhya Pradesh for 20 years.