Indore: Leaders have repeatedly insulted each other amid ongoing campaigning for the bye-election in Madhya Pradesh. Yes, many times the leaders have lashed out each other. You will be seeing that during the electioneering, the leaders are not even lagging behind the decorum. Recently, the election commission has given notice to BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya over a statement. In fact, a famous news agency says, the election commission has sought a response within 48 hours of making derogatory remarks on former chief minister Kamal Nath and Digvijay Singh at a public meeting in Sanver on October 14.
All of you will know that in the past, Kailash Vijayvargiya made a disputed statement during an election meeting in Sanver, about 40 kms away from Indore. In the statement, he said, "These two (Kamal Nath and Digvijay) are Chunu-Munu. When the assembly elections were taking off in the state, 100 people were also not involved in their meetings. Thereafter, both of them listed their promises to Scindia. He said that we will waive off the debt of farmers within eight days. '
He further said, "These Chunu-Munanu, who became the chief minister and sat in the bungalow, started counting the notes. Both of them gave their manifesto to Jyotiraditya Scindia to waive off the debt of farmers, but eight months later, when Scindia asked about that promise, Kamal Nath said that the state government does not have the money. The BJP general secretary also reportedly described the Congress leaders as ' traitors '. '
After these statements, he had also given a clean-up and said, "The children of the House speak with love, so we are speaking with love. Now, the notice sent by the Election Commission to the Vijayvargiya says, "The Commission gives you a chance." You give your reply on this statement within 48 hours. If you do not give your reply to the Commission within time, the Commission will give its verdict. '
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