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Congress to capture power in all 5 states, says Kharge
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge
AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge stated on Wednesday that the Congress will capture power and form the government in all five states in the elections scheduled to be held next month.
Kalaburagi, (Karnataka): AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge stated on Wednesday that the Congress will capture power and form the government in all five states in the elections scheduled to be held next month.
Speaking to a media in Kalaburagi, Kharge stated that preparations are in full swing by the Congress party for the upcoming elections in five states. “We have faith that Congress will win in all states. The anti-incumbency factor in the backdrop of inflation and unemployment is going to be a plus point for the Congress party,” he maintained.
He further stated that people of Madhya Pradesh have turned against the BJP government headed by the Chief Minister Shivaraj Singh Chauhan. BJP had not fulfilled the assurances given during the elections. Not a single promise such as unemployment, doubling of farmer’s income, investments had been fulfilled, he explained.
"The Central government is neglecting the state of Karnataka. The Centre is not allotting any scheme to Karnataka," he charged.
Kharge explained that in Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, Congress and BJP are the main players. In Telangana, there is a possibility of a triangular fight between ruling BRS, Congress and BJP .
