Bhopal: Since when has there been a stir in the politics of Madhya Pradesh. At the same time, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, who has created new records one after the other in the politics, is going to break the record of being the Chief Minister of the cabinet for the longest time. As soon as 25 days of becoming the Chief Minister for the fourth time were completed, he has equaled the record of his own party's Karnataka CM BS Yeddyurappa. On Friday, he will break the record of Yeddyurappa. Although, Yeddyurappa had formed the cabinet on the 26th day, Shivaraj is on the verge of making a new record. Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) and his fellow ministers together ruled for a full 68 days in Telangana. If seen, the biggest record in the account of Shivraj Singh Chauhan is to become the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh four times.

Let us tell you that all the records are dwarf in front of it, but it is not a small thing to run such a large state as the Chief Minister for 25 days alone. That too when the corona infection has broken into havoc in the state. It is obvious that at such a time, the lack of team work can be seen. Shivraj Singh Chauhan is seen saving the fort alone during this crisis. Chauhan was sworn in as Chief Minister on the evening of 23 March.

On the same day, on 24 March, after taking the oath of the Chief Minister, the Prime Minister announced a lockdown across the country. The cabinet could not be formed in the lockdown. Then it was hoped that the team would be formed as soon as the lockdown opened on 14 April, but the Prime Minister extended its term to 3 May. However, it is expected that this time there will not be a wait for May 3.

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