Raipur: Everything is not going well between TS Singhdev and CM Bhupesh Baghel, who is known as the Jai-Veeru pair in Chhattisgarh politics. The anticipation between the two has been coming to the fore again and again. Now TS Singhdev has said that he will take a decision about his future when the elections come. Haven't thought of anything yet. Jokingly also said that now there is talk of retirement. Singhdev reached Surajpur on Monday.
Health Minister Singhdev, who came to attend the meeting of the Surguja Area Tribal Development Authority, was asked by the media about the next assembly elections. To this he said, he has not decided anything yet. In relation to the new responsibility, he said in a joking tone, are you talking about new responsibility or retirement? It was also said that out of 20,000 villages in the state, roads have not yet been constructed in 125 villages.
After the formation of the Congress government in the state, the famous formula of two and a half years between TS Singhdev and Bhupesh Baghel became the main reason for the sourness. TS Singhdev had openly said after three and a half years of the government that the Congress high command should take a decision now. Singhdev never rejected the formula of the Chief Minister for two and a half years. It is clear from this that there was definitely such a formula, which was not implemented. The tussle between the two increased so much that on July 16, Singhdev resigned from the post of Panchayat Minister saying that his patience was being tested. The family background is of Congress. For the time being, he will remain in Congress, but many decisions have to be taken in life. Singhdev has sent a 4-page resignation letter to the CM and has directly said that there has been a deliberate obstruction in the implementation of the schemes of the Panchayat department.
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