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As questions are being raised on whether the saffron party will be able to retain power in Madhya Pradesh after defeat in Karnataka Assembly elections, the BJP's MP chief, V.D. Sharma has ruled out all speculation.Talking to IANS exclusively on ...

Talking to IANS exclusively on this issue, Sharma, who is also an MP from the Khajuraho Lok Sabha constituency, termed BJPs defeat in Karnataka a lacuna. He claimed that the BJP has done a lot of development works in Madhya Pradesh in the last 20 years of its rule.He s

Talking to IANS exclusively on this issue, Sharma, who is also an MP from the Khajuraho Lok Sabha constituency, termed BJPs defeat in Karnataka a lacuna. He claimed that the BJP has done a lot of development works in Madhya Pradesh in the last 20 years of its rule.He s

Sharma, who is also an MP from the Khajuraho Lok Sabha constituency, termed BJP's defeat in Karnataka a 'lacuna'.

While addressing the state working committee meeting, which was attended by more than 1,000 BJP workers from across the state on Friday, Chief Minister Chouhan said the party has Prime Minister Modi to win the elections.He m

While addressing the state working committee meeting, which was attended by more than 1,000 BJP workers from across the state on Friday, Chief Minister Chouhan said the party has Prime Minister Modi to win the elections.He m

Ahead of Assembly polls slated for the end the year, Chouhan asked BJP MLAs to prepare a blueprint of the development works done by them to ensure victory.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that the BJP is set to create history in the MP Assembly polls later this year at a meeting with party workers on Friday.

Addressing a public meeting in Badnawar, some 50 kilometres from the district headquarters here, Nath also said the party would give Rs 1,500 per month to poor women and bring back the Old Pension Scheme for government employees if it wins the MP Assembly polls

The BJP will be wiped out from central India as well after the Madhya Pradesh polls, which are due by year-end, said the former MP chief minister