Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan resigned on Wednesday after final results of the assembly elections showed the Congress emerging as the single-largest party.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan took a jibe at the Congress following reports that posters claiming a ‘victory’ of the grand old party had been put up in Bhopal.
Several members of former royal families of MP are contesting the 28 November polls on Congress and BJP tickets.
Modi also said the Congress promised to waive farmers' loans in Karnataka, but instead of doing so, issued warrants against peasants and sent them to jail.
Rahul Gandhi said it would be proved that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had "robbed the poor of their hard-earned money and given it away to a few rich".
Sartaj Singh is the third senior BJP leader in the state to join the Congress after Sanjay Sharma and Padma Shukla.
Congress on Thursday released the fifth list of its candidates for the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections 2018.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan would contest from his traditional Budhni Assembly constituency in Vidhisha district.
