Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said that Congress will make a clean sweep in Madhya Pradesh by winning 145 to 150 seats. “I have visited different parts of Madhya Pradesh and now I can say that the Congress is going to win 145-150 seats. People have made their mind to bring Congress government to save their future,” Rahul Gandhi said while addressing a poll rally in Vidisha.
He said he made this claim because people want to give a befitting reply to the BJP. “In 2018, people had given their mandate for Congress, but BJP acted against the public mandate and toppled the Congress government,” he said.
“This time, people will give more seats to Congress to give a befitting reply to the BJP. They had cheated the people of Madhya Pradesh. They have ruined the future of youths, which is why I say the people will give an absolute majority to Congress this time,” he added.
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During his speech, Rahul Gandhi emphasized on development of farmers, employment for youths, and cash incentives for all classes of women in Madhya Pradesh. Along with reading poll promises for all sections of voters, Rahul Gandhi also mentioned the people getting benefits in Congress rules states especially in Karnataka and Chhattisgarh.
Meanwhile, he also highlighted Minister Nrendra Singh Tomar’s son Devendra Singh’s viral videos. “You might have seen the minister’s son’s video, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi has maintained silence on this issue. Why CBI and ED is not sent to Tomar’s home,” he asked.
Notably, Devendra’s other video surfaced on social media wherein purportedly seen discussing transactions of hundreds of crores of rupees. In the clip of the video that surfaced on Monday, Devendra Singh can be heard talking to a man through a video call allegedly informing him about the transfer of crores of rupees every month by a CA from Chandigarh.
The person on the other end was seen allegedly updating him about the transfer of Rs 50 crore, Rs 100 crore or Rs 500 crore, to which Devendra replied “No problem”.
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