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Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Congress has a cancer of factionalism.. Saying this, Congress state president Jeetu Patwari exposed the internal politics of Congress. On the other hand, BJP MP and now MLA from Sidhi, Reeti Pathak also gave a statement against the Deputy Chief Minister of her own government from a public platform and told that everything is not going well in BJP too.
Jeetu Patwari compared factionalism to cancer
Before the Jai Bapu, Jai Bhim, Jai Samvidhaan Yatra to be led by Rahul Gandhi in Mhow, the birthplace of Baba Saheb Ambedkar, Madhya Pradesh Congress President Jeetu Patwari’s pain regarding factionalism spilled on the stage in front of the workers. Jeetu Patwari compared factionalism to cancer, saying that there is a cancer of factionalism in Congress, either it has to be ended or we will be finished.
Targeted BJP too
Actually Jeetu Patwari had reached Dhar to prepare for the program to be held in Mhow on January 27. During this time, he made this big statement from the stage about factionalism, however, a few hours later, Jeetu Patwari backtracked from his statement and started attacking factionalism in BJP, saying that Govind Rajput and Bhupendra Singh abuse each other. He said that in Indore too, people from his own party attacked the showroom of Sumitra Mahajan’s grandson. A BJP councilor has misbehaved with the family of another councilor.
BJP took a jibe
BJP has taken a jibe at Jeet Patwari’s statement that factionalism is cancer in Congress. Madhya Pradesh government minister Vishwas Sarang has said that finally Jeetu Patwari’s heart’s words have come to the tongue. BJP already says that there is factionalism in Congress and now their Congress president himself is accepting this on a public platform.
MLA Reeti Pathak surrounded Deputy CM
Meanwhile, the state’s health minister and deputy CM Rajendra Shukla, who came to Sidhi for a private hospital program, was surrounded by Sidhi MLA Reeti Pathak, who comes from Vindhya region. Raising questions from the public platform, she said that the Health Department has lost the 7 crore rupees given by the Chief Minister for the development of the district hospital. When Reeti Pathak was giving this statement from the stage, Deputy Chief Minister and Health Minister Rajesh Shukla, who also comes from Vindhya region, was also present on the stage.
Reeti Pathak said this to Rajendra Shukla
Reeti Pathak said that after you became the Deputy Chief Minister, I wrote at least 6 to 7 letters but the reply has not come till date. I have the right to ask from you and we will definitely ask. We will ask for our district and if you are a development man, then we would like you to come out of Rewa and develop Sidhi as well. After becoming an MLA, the Chief Minister first gave us the amount of 7 crore rupees through the Chief Minister’s infrastructure, but I want to say with sadness that the Health Department has lost that amount somewhere. I hand over the responsibility of this to you to find the amount of 7 crore rupees. You are the Health Minister. You are also the Deputy Chief Minister and you are also a development man as it is written here. Development can be seen in our Sidhi district as well.
Deputy CM gave this answer
When Riti Pathak was asked about raising questions on her deputy CM from the public platform, she said that I have drawn the attention of the Health Minister from the platform, it was a good time. At the same time, Deputy CM and Health Minister Rajendra Shukla said that a private medical college is being opened soon in Sidhi, the problems in the rest of the government hospitals will be resolved.
Jitu Patwari cornered BJP
Obviously, for Jitu Patwari, who is constantly facing controversies regarding the news of factionalism in Congress, this statement of Riti Pathak was enough to corner the BJP. Congress President Jitu Patwari wrote on social media account X that ‘If even the MLA is not being heard, then what will be the status of the common citizens? The question is also that how many such leaders like the Deputy Chief Minister are there, who are limited to their districts only and are enjoying local politics with full force? The government should also tell where did the 7 crores go? If this is the condition in one district, then give the account of 55 districts as well? Till when and where will this ‘transportation’ of loot continue?’
At the same time, the leader of opposition in the assembly, Umang Singhar wrote that ‘BJP MLAs are suffering from their own government. In a government where the voice of its own party MLAs is not heard, how will the voice of the public reach the ears of the government?’
