Who will be the next CM of Madhya Pradesh? Everyone wants to know the answer to this question. Meanwhile, BJP has responded to the question raised by Congress regarding EVMs. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, while reacting on the matter, has said that the angry cat has scratched the pillar… If there was a glitch in the EVM, then how did the Congress people win in Chhindwara? How did you win in Karnataka? How did you win in Himachal? He had already started saying in this regard… He sarcastically said that he had come to know that if they lose now, they will chant EVM, EVM, EVM. It is not EVM that has defeated his ego…the public has rejected him.
#WATCH , Guna: On Opposition leaders questioning EVMs, Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan says, " …If there was an issue with EVM, how did they (Congress) win in Chhindwara and how did they win in Karnataka and Himachal Pradesh?…it’s not EVM, their arrogance lost. They… pic.twitter.com/TTOGegtpC7
— ANI (@ANI) December 8, 2023
Let us tell you that after the defeat in Madhya Pradesh assembly elections, Congress had blamed its defeat on EVMs. Veteran leader Digvijay Singh had reacted on social media after the defeat. Congress leader Digvijay Singh, while sharing the cutting of a news website, wrote – Any machine with a chip can be hacked. I have opposed voting through EVMs since 2003. Can we save our Indian democracy from the control of professional hackers? He further wrote that this is a fundamental question which will have to be resolved by all political parties. Honorable Election Commission and Honorable Supreme Court, will you please protect our Indian democracy?
Let us discuss here that Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan has emerged as the hero of his party’s spectacular victory in the assembly elections. After this he is continuously attacking Congress. The 64-year-old leader tried to create a favorable environment for BJP in Madhya Pradesh by launching game-changer schemes like ‘Laadli Brahmin’ to counter the anti-incumbency wave. However, his party did not project him as the chief ministerial face in the assembly elections held last month. In this election, BJP won 163 out of 230 assembly seats in the state. At the same time, the Congress party had to be satisfied with only 66 seats.