Ram temple has been covered in the state elections. Almost every star campaigner of the BJP seems to be taking credit for this. Now former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Digvijay Singh has given a statement in the case.

Our party, Congress, does not ask for votes in the name of religion. Religion should not be used in politics. Shivraj Singh Chouhan gave Rs 1 lakh for the construction of Ram temple, while I gave Rs 1.11 lakh. Whenever elections come, BJP does politics in the name of religion.

This was stated by former Chief Minister Digvijay Singh while addressing a huge public meeting in Jhagaria on Saturday in support of Congress candidate from Ichawar assembly constituency Shailendra Patel. He said that a wave of change is going on in the state. The Congress will form the government in the state on December 3. There are many problems in the Ichawar area. It will be resolved by our party’s Congress candidate, former MLA Patel. Digvijay described the state chief Shivraj as a manifesto and described the present government as a government of scams and commissions. He said that now the people have created a mood of change, and the Tsunami of Congress is going on across the state. In this tsunami, Shivraj’s BJP government will be washed away and the people will make the Congress victory and establish a Congress government in the state.

Digvijay singh said that there is a BJP government continuously since 2003. Between 1993 and 2003, when the Congress party was in power, we gave rights to the SC/ST people. Leases given for farming. Lease of the house. Panchayati Raj was given, in which education workers and panchayat personnel were appointed. Become a public health protector. Those who were fully elected to the Gram Panchayat should get their rights. The transfer and division used to take place in the panchayat itself. The senior Congress leader said that now every nomination-division takes money. Appointments are not happening, vyapam is happening. The children of the poor did not get jobs, because they did not have the money to pay bribes.