More than 1000 leaders are dissatisfied due to not getting tickets in madhya pradesh assembly elections. To
appease these dissidents, congress has come out with a new formula. For now, these people will be given a
place in the organizations and after the formation of the government, the rebels will be adjusted in the divisions.
Here bjp claims that there are no dissatisfied leaders in our party.
congress has handed over the responsibility of handling disgruntled leaders to former chief minister Kamal
Nath, former chief minister Digvijay Singh and madhya pradesh in-charge Randeep Singh Surjewala. So far,
these leaders have been successful in convincing Yogendra Singh Jaudar Bunty who is rebel from Shujalpur to
become district congress President, Roshni Yadav from Niwari, Satpal Palia from Sohagpur and Kedar
Kansana from gwalior Rural. Gajendra Singh, former mp from Dhar, also agreed after discussion with Kamal
Nath in Rajukhedi, he was demanding ticket from Manawar, whereas congress has made Dr. Hiralal Alava a
candidate from here.
Displeasure on these seats
Surpal Singh from Jobat assembly seat is among the seats in madhya pradesh where the trouble of rebel
congress seems to be increasing. Surpal Singh has submitted the independent form. Similarly, Mohan Singh
Palduna from Badnagar, kuldeep Singh Sikarwar from Sumawali. Sikarwar is contesting the elections from
BSP. Nasir islam and Aamir Akil from North assembly of Bhopal. district Panchayat member Vinay Maihar
from Berasia has also submitted his nomination as an independent candidate.
Made a plan to adjust
congress has made a plan to pacify the dissidents. According to the plan of congress, after the formation of the
government, about 90 posts of Chairman and Vice Chairman in Corporations and Boards will be adjusted by
giving them the status of cabinet minister and minister of State. Apart from this, efforts will be made to
accommodate the dissidents in the Commission, development authorities, cooperative institutions etc.
