Indore: The results of who will be in government in the villages of Madhya Pradesh have come out. The district panchayat is witnessing a fierce contest between the BJP-Congress. According to the results, out of the 52 districts of the state, the BJP has a majority in 30 and the Congress in 11 districts. At the same time, in 313 districts of the state, BJP is getting a majority on 160, while Congress is ahead in 64.  

Congress is ahead in Chhindwara, the stronghold of former Chief Minister Kamal Nath. In the 26-member Zila panchayat here, congress has won 12 and BJP has won 11. However, Congress will need two more members to make its president. Here 2 independents and 1 seat has been won by Gondwana Gantantra Party candidates. Here, there may be a tug of war between Congress and the BJP to bring independents into their respective folds.  

At the same time, in CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan's home district of Sehore, the BJP has also been given a tough fight by Congress. There are 17 seats of Zila Panchayat members under this district. Out of this, 7-7 members have been elected with the support of both parties. At the same time, Dr Suresh from ward no. 11 and Jiwan Singh from ward 6 won by defeating the BJP veterans, both of these leaders can support the BJP. In such a situation, the BJP's fight in Sehore is considered to be heavy.

At the same time, Indore has once again seen the dominance of the BJP. Out of the total 17 seats in the Zila panchayat, BJP has won 12 seats, while Congress has won five. On BJP's victory, party general secretary Rajesh Sonkar has said that people liked development, so they have reposed their faith in our organisation. The people's welfare schemes of the state government have benefited the villagers.

On the other hand, the BJP, infamous for communal riots, is also believed to be the district panchayat president. Out of the 26 wards in the district, the BJP has won 14, while Congress has won 8 and independents have won 4 seats. Independents can also support the BJP.

In the Khandwa district panchayat of Nimad, BJP has won 8 out of 16 seats, while Congress has got 6 seats. Two seats have been won by rebel BJP leaders. Let us know that the post of the president here is reserved for the Scheduled Castes (SC). In such a situation, if the rebel leaders support the BJP, then their can be the president of the saffron party in the district.

Out of the 17 Zila panchayat members of Mandsaur, the BJP and the Congress have won an equal number of 8 seats each, with an independent candidate winning one seat. That means the vote of the independent will decide the district president, but here the difficulty before the Congress is that not a single candidate among its 8 members is a woman OBC and the post of president in the district is reserved for women OBCs.

In Dhar also, the BJP has made a dent, where there are 28 seats of Zila panchayat members. Even after having 4 Congress MLAs in the district, only 10 candidates of the party have been able to win. Whereas, the BJP has fed the lotus in 13 seats. Other candidates have won in 5 wards. Now, it is these other candidates who will decide which party will be the president of the district.

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