Congress Plans March to Expose BJPs Alleged Corruption and Deceit

Gwalior, November 15 (Daily Kiran) : Congress President Jitu Patwari launched a fierce critique of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government during his two-day tour in Gwalior. He addressed various issues, including the plight of tribal communities, corruption, and the upcoming Congress march scheduled for November 26 in Bhopal. Patwari asserted that the BJP’s time in power is running out.

Speaking to the media, Patwari announced, “On November 26, we are preparing to hold a march in Bhopal to expose the BJP’s dangerous conspiracies in Madhya Pradesh, which include vote theft, corruption, and a breakdown of law and order. We aim to gather over 100,000 people to unveil the BJP’s harmful agenda to the public.”

He emphasized that corruption has deeply infiltrated the state’s governance. Patwari referenced recent allegations involving the transport and excise minister’s officer on special duty, who was caught accepting millions in bribes. He challenged the integrity of Gwalior’s Superintendent of Police and Collector, stating they were involved in a 500% transaction scheme. “If this is not true, I invite them to contest my claims,” he added.

Addressing claims from the BJP that Congress has neglected tribal issues, Patwari reminded the public that it was under the Congress government that August 9 was declared World Tribal Day. He accused the BJP of deceiving tribal communities and asserted that they have lost the right to govern, citing their record on debt and corruption. “This government has become synonymous with debt, commissions, and corruption. They are currently borrowing ₹3,000 crore and just three days ago took on another ₹4,600 crore. If they don’t borrow weekly, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav cannot sleep,” he said.

Patwari also criticized BJP MP Janardan Mishra for insulting farmers, demanding accountability from the party. He concluded by stating that there are only 812 days left until Congress forms the government in Madhya Pradesh.