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A sneeze by Delhi leaders can bring BJP to power in MP: Kailash Vijayvargiya

Vijayvargiya’s statement came just days after Congress’s Digvijaya Singh claimed the BJP had offered “Rs 100 crore” to a Congress MLA to topple the Kamal Nath-led government.

Updated on: Jan 11, 2019, 11:36:22 IST
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BJP general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya has claimed the new Congress government in Madhya Pradesh is running at the “mercy” of his party and a mere “sneeze” of the saffron party’s central leadership can bring it back to power in the state.

Vijayvargiya claimed that votes got split in the Assembly polls as the Congress created a ‘delusion’. (Hindustan Times)
Vijayvargiya claimed that votes got split in the Assembly polls as the Congress created a ‘delusion’. (Hindustan Times)

His statement came two days after Congress veteran Digvijaya Singh claimed the BJP had offered “Rs 100 crore” to a Congress MLA to topple the Kamal Nath-led government. The BJP had asked him to prove his allegation.

Vijayvargiya said his party can come back to power in Madhya Pradesh, which it ruled for 15 years before being ousted in the November polls, if its top leadership wishes so.

Addressing a programme Wednesday evening, Vijayvargiya said, “What kind of government (headed by Kamal Nath) is this? This government is being run because of our mercy, the day boss will indicate then...” He said because of “delusion” created by the Congress, votes in the recent assembly elections got scattered “but, we need not get disappointed”.

State Congress spokesman Neelabh Shukla said, “It is clear from Vijayvargiya’s statements that the BJP is trying to buy MLAs to topple the Kamal Nath government. The BJP is openly insulting the public mandate.” Through his statements, Vijayvargiya was threatening state government officials and creating unnecessary pressure on them to do illegal work of BJP leaders, he alleged.

 
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