Police reach Kamal Nath’s house to probe complaint
The voting in the Chhindwara Lok Sabha constituency would be held in the first phase on 19 April and Vivek Sahu is contesting against sitting Congress MP Nakul Nath, Kamal Nath’s son.
The voting in the Chhindwara Lok Sabha constituency would be held in the first phase on 19 April and Vivek Sahu is contesting against sitting Congress MP Nakul Nath, Kamal Nath’s son.
Dr Yadav attended the nomination filing of BJP’s Chhindwara Lok Sabha candidate Vivek ‘Banti’ Sahu a couple of days ago.
Kamal Nath said that he will not contest the upcoming Lok Sabha elections form Jabalpur.
There were rumours that Kamal Nath will quit the Congress and join the BJP along with his son Nakul Nath.
Asked if he is joining the saffron party, Kamal Nath, on Saturday, told mediapersons: “Why are you all getting excited? If there is any such thing, you will be the first to be informed about it.”
Speaking to mediapersons earlier, Vijayvargiya, the urban administration minister of MP, said, “We have decided that Kamal Nath will not be allowed in the BJP in Madhya Pradesh.”
The father-son duo neither confirmed nor denied the speculation till late Saturday evening.
The senior Congress leader's remarks came after the rumours which have been doing the rounds that he and his son, Nakul Nath, may soon join the saffron party.
Speaker Narendra Singh Tomar administered the oath to both the opposition MLAs.
Kamal Nath has been replaced with Jitu Patwari, an OBC leader, as the new Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) chief.
