Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath has hinted at his resignation while addressing a public rally on Sunday. He said, “I am ready to take some rest. I have no ambitions or any greed for any post. I have achieved a lot already. I am ready to stay at home.”

Kamal Nath who holds both positions of state Congress president and leader of opposition in the Vidhan Sabha is under stress to make way for a younger face in Madhya Pradesh after the recent fiasco in by-polls that were held for 28 seats.

After the party’s dismal performance in the Madhya Pradesh bypoll, AICC member from Sehore Harpal Singh Thakur demanded Kamal Nath's resignation from the posts of the state president and the leader of opposition in MP.  “The then Congress president Rahul Gandhi had set an example by quitting from his post after the loss in 2019. So Kamal Nath should resign from both the post of president and leader of the opposition and take responsibility for the party’s poor performance. This election was held under the leadership of Kamal Nath and Digvijay Singh and they should now pave the way for younger leaders,” Thakur said in a video message.

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