On October 21, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s cheering of his Jyotiraditya Scindia came as a disbelief in the Scindia camp. However, the Union minister of aviation, Jyotiraditya Scindia, rose to prominence during the 125th-anniversary jubilation of The Scindia School in Gwalior. The fifth list of candidates from the Bharatiya Janata Party clarified the situation, as at least six of Scindia’s supporters who joined the BJP with him in 2020 got turned down for tickets.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan realized it was time to rebrand himself and make it clear to the Centre who is in charge, at least in Madhya Pradesh. The party chose seven MPs for the upcoming election, including three Union ministers, and most were running as CM candidates. He is credited with transforming a BIMARU state and is currently preparing for the long run, and when he breaks the tape, he will be the only competitor left.
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Shivraj Singh Chouhan continues to struggle for himself in Madhya Pradesh
There are reportedly three BJPs in Madhya Pradesh: Shivraj, Maharaj, and Naraz (upset). Recognized as one of the party’s tallest OBC faces, Shivraj Singh Chouhan gets credit for transforming a BIMARU state.
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Jyotiraditya Scindia glowed in the spotlight
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi showered his fresh damadji with applause on October 21, viewers in Scindia listened to him with disbelief. After all, they believed that acknowledgment from the prime minister was never a good omen. However, while associate Union minister Narendra Singh Tomar sulked in the corner, the minister of aviation, Jyotiraditya Scindia, shone in the spotlight. Modi was present for the 125th-anniversary jubilation of The Scindia School in Gwalior.
The fifth list of candidates makes Scindia’s praise more clear
The fifth list of candidates from the Bharatiya Janata Party came out shortly after the prime minister left Gwalior in the evening, which helped to clarify the situation. At least six of Scindia’s supporters who joined the BJP with him in 2020 after leaving the Congress and toppling the Kamal Nath administration got turned down for tickets.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan realized it was time to rebrand himself.
The central leadership worried about Madhya Pradesh even though the party won most corporation elections. Shivraj Singh Chouhan realized it was time to rebrand himself and make it clear to the Centre who is in charge, at least in Madhya Pradesh, when unwavering Amit Shah declared that the party would choose the next chief minister and that the election might involve fighting in Modi’s honor.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s supporters need to get adjusted
Chouhan supporters must get accommodated; it became clear that if the rebellion was to get put down, with the fourth list. The Centre probably blinked and bowed down before Chouhan for the first time. The majority of the 57 names were those Shivraj had suggested.
BJP fielded seven MPs in the upcoming election
Even so, the BJP chose seven MPs, including three Union ministers, and most were running as CM candidates. Kailash Vijayvargia openly declared his desire to withdraw from the race.
As the Central leadership searched for viable candidates, Shivraj, the third factor in Madhya Pradesh, is idly watching from the sidelines, confident that if he loses, so will his rivals, the dozen or so chief ministerial candidates who had been vying for his support until the Central leadership invited them to run.
One of the tallest OBC figures in the party and a political elder to Modi, Shivraj is credited with transforming a BIMARU state. He is currently preparing for a very long run and is hoping that when he breaks the tape, he will be the only competitor left.
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