Bhopal; Rang Panchami VS Karj Panchami: Whatever the festival, politics definitely finds a place in it somewhere. A similar case was seen on Rang Panchami in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, where Congress leaders changed the name of Rang Panchami to ‘Karj Panchami’. Congress celebrated this festival by informing the people about the loans being taken by the government. During this, Congress leaders also had Karj Panchami placards in their hands.
The Dr. Mohan Yadav government of Madhya Pradesh is going to take another loan of Rs 6000 crore. Congress adopted a unique method to convey the loan being taken by the government to the common people. In Bhopal, Congress leader Manoj Shukla celebrated ‘Karj Panchami’ among the people with his supporters, carrying placards in their hands.
Congress leader Manoj Shukla said that the government is continuously taking loans, due to which the people of entire Madhya Pradesh are drowned in debt. A message has been given to the people on the occasion of Rang Panchami regarding this matter. He said that the government has burdened Madhya Pradesh with a debt of Rs 4,34,000 crore.
The Congress claims that Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav himself has taken a loan of Rs 53,000 crore so far. Now with a loan of Rs 6000 crore, the government is now burdened with a debt of Rs 59,000 crore, whereas the previous governments have already taken the highest loan on Madhya Pradesh.
Congress has always defamed religious festivals – BJP
State spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party Rajpal Singh Sisodia said that the festival of Rang Panchami is being celebrated with great enthusiasm. Congress leaders of Madhya Pradesh always try to make religious festivals a means of politics. They have done different types of demonstrations to defame religious festivals many times, but the people of Madhya Pradesh know very well who does development? Development is constantly taking place in Madhya Pradesh. Congress is going into the abyss, so Congress is doing politics even on religious festivals.