Karuna Shukla, niece of former PM and senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Atal Bihari Vajpayee, will now teach booth management lessons to Congress workers in MP. At present, Karuna Shukla, head of the Social Welfare Board in Chhattisgarh, has been tasked by the Congress organization to train the workers for the by-elections in MP. Before the assembly elections in Chhattisgarh, the Congress had prepared a training team, in which Karuna Shukla, Surendra Sharma, Vinod Verma and Rajesh Tiwari were given the major responsibility.

Apart from this, the central organization of the Congress has considered Karuna's booth management special in coming to the government in Chhattisgarh. MP, along with the training body of the Congress, will explain the difference in the working style of the BJP and Congress polling stations in Karuna assembly areas. She will stay in Madhya Pradesh for a few days to train the teams of polling stations. This training is going to start from August 20, which will run in every assembly constituency with a by-election for about a month.

Karuna, who was the National Vice President of the Bharatiya Janata Party, has a keen knowledge of the BJP's booth management. Now this knowledge is coming from the work of the Congress organization. Although the election ceremony of the 27 assembly constituencies of MP is going to be held, the Congress has started preparations, but the preparations have not been announced yet. Former minister and MLA Sajjan Singh Verma said that this time Congress has emphasized on the team to be deployed at polling stations. For this, such a team is being prepared in every assembly constituency, which did not backtrack on the day of polling, from evacuating their voters to preventing fake votes in the polling booth.

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