BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya was addressing a public event in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore.
Indore:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi played a “major role” in the downfall of the Kamal Nath-led congressional government in Madhya Pradesh in March, said Kailash Vijayvargiya, the BJP’s national secretary general, in a statement that appeared to be a joke, in an audience. event in Indore on Wednesday.
“Aap kisi ko batana mat, maine aaj tak kisi ko nahi bataayee, pahli baar es manch se bata raha hoon, ki Kamal Nathji ki sarkar girane mein yadi mahatvpoorna bhumika kisiki you toh Narendra Modiji ki you, Dharmendra Pradhanji ki nahi“Said Mr. Vijayvargiya, with Mr. Pradhan, a Union minister, and Madhya Pradesh Minister of the Interior, Narottam Mishra, present at the time.
Translated, Mr. Vijayvargiya’s comment reads: “Don’t tell anyone. I have not told anyone this until now … I will make it public for the first time since this stage. government, it was Narendra Modi and not Dharmendra Pradhan. “
@KailashOnline divulge @Narendra Modi played a major role in the fall of @OfficeOfKNath government @INCIndia@ndtvindia@ndtv@vinodkapri@rohini_sgh#BJP#Congresspic.twitter.com/GvNhic9cv8
– Anurag Dwary (@Anurag_Dwary) December 16, 2020
In June, the chief minister, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, reportedly told party workers that it was the central leadership of the BJP that engineered the downfall of the congressional government, which was broken after former MP Jyotiraditya Scindia led a high-profile revolt. profile.
Mr. Scindia went to the BJP, took 22 MLA with him, and left the Kamal Nath government without a majority in a floor test. When he resigned, Kamal Nath accused the BJP of conspiring to overthrow him from the moment he took office in December 2018.
Meanwhile, Congress, which has frequently made similar claims, that the downfall of its government in Madhya Pradesh (and Karnataka, where it ruled with the Secular Janata Dal) was orchestrated by the BJP, was quick to pounce on the astonishing claim of Vijayvargiya.
Tweeting a video of the comment, party spokesman Narendra Saluja said: “It is now very clear that it is Prime Minister Narendra Modi who overthrows constitutionally elected governments in an unconstitutional manner.”
“Congress has been saying it right from day one, but the BJP has been blaming the internal fight in Congress for the fall of Kamal Nath’s government. Now, the National Secretary General of the BJP, Kailash Vijayvargiya, has left the truth. very clear, “added Saluja. .
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