Like voting, now Kamal Nath will review the counting of votes...
State congress President and former chief minister kamal nath was very alert regarding the voting held on
November 17 for 230 assemblies of Madhya Pradesh. After voting in Chhindwara, he reached the state
capital bhopal at 10 in the morning. kamal nath had monitored the counting of votes across the state from
the war room in the state congress office. A team of lawyers was also present with Kamal Nath.
After the voting, now PCC Chief kamal nath is alert regarding the counting of votes. It is being told that
kamal nath will go to bhopal on december 2. He will hold a meeting with senior leaders through video
conferencing in bhopal on the night of december 2, while on the morning of december 3, kamal nath will
reach the State congress office, where he will review the election results and outcomes from across the state
throughout the day. Along with PCC Chief kamal nath, legal experts and experts of All india Congress
Committee will also be present in the state congress office.
Kamal Nath's appeal to senior leaders
Former chief minister kamal nath has appealed to the senior leaders of his party to reach the State
congress office in bhopal before the counting of votes on december 3. Let us tell you that kamal nath is
very serious about the assembly elections in the state. Here, before the counting, congress has given special
training on vote counting to all its 230 candidates and agents. All the candidates were called to bhopal four
days ago. Here the candidates were trained in two shifts. The first shift was started at 11 am.
In this shift, congress candidates from Rewa, Shahdol, Jabalpur, Gwalior-Chambal divisions were given
training, while the second shift started from 2:30 pm. In this, training was given to candidates from Indore,
Ujjain, Narmadapuram, bhopal and Sagar divisions. In the special training of all 230 congress candidates,
they were taught how to prevent any EVM related irregularities during the counting of votes on december 3.
They were also told how to keep an eye on the counting as well as what precautions need to be taken at the
counting centres.