Kamal Nath congratulated Venugopal and Surjewala after being removed?
Senior congress party leader and former chief minister of madhya pradesh kamal nath is not happy with his
departure from the post of madhya pradesh congress President. The announcement of the names of the new PCC
Chief and leader of Opposition from delhi two days ago surprised him. Although kamal nath had already
tendered his resignation during the meeting held in delhi to review the defeat in the assembly elections in Madhya
Pradesh, at that time the party high command had asked him to continue in the post.
Political experts of madhya pradesh say that Kamal Nath’s displeasure can also be understood from his tweets on
social media X. kamal nath wrote, Hearty congratulations and best wishes to congress organization in-charge
KC Venugopal, state in-charge General Secretary Randeep Singh Surjewala, newly appointed state Congress
President Jitu Patwari, leader of Opposition Umang Singhar and Deputy leader hemant Katare. All the newly
appointed officials always get my support. Will remain.
Political experts say that it is understandable for kamal nath to congratulate the new President Jitu Patwari,
leader of Opposition Umang Singar and Deputy leader of Opposition hemant Katare, but along with them,
General Secretary in-charge of madhya pradesh KC Venugopal and assembly election in-charge Randeep
Surjewala should also be congratulated. Congratulation is difficult to digest. It is being said that kamal nath is
very angry with this decision. The party had also surprised everyone by appointing Jitu Patwari as PCC Chief.
party sources say that behind the scenes of Kamal Nath’s departure, there was a report by C Venugopal and
randeep surjewala which they had submitted to the party high command after the defeat in the elections. For this
reason, kamal nath has also sarcastically mentioned KC Venugopal and randeep surjewala in his congratulatory
message. kamal nath has sent a message of his displeasure to the high command that if he had to bid farewell,
then his resignation should have been accepted at the same time when he had offered it during the review meeting.