Bhopal: Karuna Shukla, niece of former PM and senior BJP leader Atal Bihari Vajpayee, is now teaching booth management lessons to Congress workers in Madhya Pradesh. Karuna Shukla, currently the chairperson of the Social Welfare Board in Chhattisgarh, has been entrusted by the Congress organization to train workers for the BY-election in Madhya Pradesh. Before the assembly election in Chhattisgarh, Congress has prepared a training team, in which Karuna Shukla, Surendra Sharma, Vinod Verma and Rajesh Tiwari were given the major responsibility.
Will tell the difference between Congress and BJP: According to the information received, the booth management of Karuna in the coming of the government in Chhattisgarh is being called by the central organization of Congress. Karuna, along with the training department of Madhya Pradesh Congress, is going to tell about the difference in the way BJP and Congress work in polling stations in the constituencies. She is scheduled to stay in Madhya Pradesh for a few days to train teams of polling stations. This training is scheduled to be released from August 20, which will continue in every assembly constituency with a by-election for about a month.
Congress starts preparations in Madhya Pradesh: Karuna, who was the BJP's national vice president, has a close knowledge of the BJP's booth management. Now this knowledge is going to complete the work of Congress organization. The election schedule of the 27 assembly constituencies in Madhya Pradesh, where the BY-Elections are scheduled to take place, has not been announced yet, but preparations have been started by the Congress. Former minister and MLA Sajjan Singh Verma said that this time Congress has put emphasis on the team to be deployed at polling stations. For this, such a team has been prepared in every assembly constituency, which did not lag behind on the day of polling, from evacuating their voters to preventing fake votes in the polling booth.
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