If he is Shivraj, then I am also an incarnation of Shankar, says Congress president

Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge was on a tour of Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday. After Gwalior, Kharge reached Bhopal. Where he addressed a public meeting in support of Congress candidate Arif Masood. He lashed out at the BJP. He also attacked CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan.

Madhya Pradesh assembly elections are scheduled to be held on November 17. All parties are engaged in election campaigning. Congress has once again nominated Arif Masood as its candidate from Bhopal’s Central assembly seat. On Tuesday, Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge reached Bhopal to address the gathering in support of Masood. Where he fiercely targeted the BJP. Kharge described himself here as an incarnation of God.

On Tuesday evening, Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge reached the capital Bhopal after Gwalior, where he addressed a gathering in support of Arif Masood, the candidate of the Central Assembly seat. Kharge took a dig at Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. “A person is saying that I am Shivraj, so my name is Mallikarjuna, I am also God, I am also an incarnation of Shankar.

Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge targeted the BJP in a poetic style while addressing a public meeting in Bhopal. Kharge said, “No matter how much dictatorship you are for, we will also continue to fight for innocence, no matter how much crime you commit to hide the murder, Now even corpses will come for testimony, politics has been sold for its glory..”

Kharge lashed out at the BJP in a poetic manner and said that here MLAs are being sold like animals. Politics has been sold out, MLAs have been sold. Kharge said that animals are sold in rural areas, this has been purchased by the government in Madhya Pradesh.

Addressing a public meeting in Bhopal, Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge interrupted the speech. Kharge picked up Congress in-charge Randeep Surjewala, who was sitting nearby, and asked him about the Congress’ promise. Surjewala then told the forum that the Congress has given 11 promises in Madhya Pradesh, besides the manifesto has also come.