Bhopal: Jyotiraditya Scindia, who left Congress and joined BJP, will be on a tour of Indore and Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh today. This is Scindia's second visit after the BJP lost its hand. The big thing is that both times, his hometown Gwalior is not even mentioned in Scindia's program. After which questions are being raised about the distance of Scindia from Gwalior.
On the other hand, senior Congress leader and former Madhya Pradesh CM Digvijay Singh has attacked Scindia in gestures by sharing a video of the protest of a BJP leader who was defaced in Gwalior before Scindia's arrival. In the video, pro-Scindia state minister Girraj Dandotia was on a tour of Gwalior. During this time there was heavy opposition in the area. The people of village Dathara did not allow their convoy to enter the village and listened fiercely. Sharing this video on Twitter, Congress leader Digvijay Singh wrote in the caption, Chambal's water hates the traitors. This is the beginning. Look forward to what happens.
Actually, this tour of Scindia has a lot of political significance due to the disqualification of 27 seats in the state. But since Scindia left the Congress and joined the BJP, more than 6 months have passed since then, but he has not yet gone to his hometown, Gwalior. While the maximum of 16 seats in 27 by-elections are proposed in Gwalior Chambal zone only. It has been speculated in the political circles that Scindia is afraid of the resentment of her loved ones. This is the reason why they are constantly keeping distance from Gwalior.
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