MP Election: Rebellion begins in Tomar’s constituency, opposition to his ticket increases BJP’s problem

In the upcoming Assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, the BJP seems to be facing more challenges than the Congress. After the BJP candidate was announced, the discord within the party has now started coming out in the open.

BJP leaders have started protesting against the forcibly imposed candidates. Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, who has been made the convenor of the election campaign committee of the BJP’s Madhya Pradesh Assembly, has started a rebellion in his parliamentary constituency Sheopur. The BJP, which dreamed of winning the upcoming Assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, does not seem to be easy this time because its angry leaders can prove to be a big challenge in front of the BJP more than the Congress. Senior BJP leaders started protesting against Durgalal as soon as he was given the ticket for the fifth time in Sheopur Assembly.

BJP leaders, who have opened a front against the BJP candidate, have started questioning the selection committee from the party’s survey on ticket distribution. In Sheopur, the parliamentary constituency of Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, who is leading the BJP’s assembly election campaign, BJP state working committee members have started openly raising their voices against BJP candidate Durgalal.

State working committee member Mahavir Singh Sisodia, considered to be the strongest contender for the Sheopur assembly seat, considered to be the closest to Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, has distanced himself from the party after being denied a ticket and questioned the survey. On the other hand, former municipal president Daulat Ram also attacked the party’s top leaders on the survey conducted on ticket distribution, saying that this time despite the demand of BJP workers for a new face in Sheopur, the party gave ticket to Durgalal, who contested five elections in 2018 by 42,000 thousand votes. BJP leaders allege that this time there has been a purchase of tickets, due to which the leaders and workers of the organization are very angry. In Gwalior Chambal, leaders have opted out of the election over the BJP’s announced candidates, so the resentment of the leaders can hinder the victory of the party candidates.