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'Last election of my life...': Digvijaya Singh's touching appeal to voters | India News - Vimarsana News

'Last election of my life...': Digvijaya Singh's touching appeal to voters | India News

India News: NEW DELHI: Reaching out to his voters with a touching message, former Madhya Pradesh chief minister and senior Congress leader, Digvijaya Singh, on Su.

In electoral race after 3 decades, Digvijaya hopes his former turf will carry him past finish line - Vimarsana News

In electoral race after 3 decades, Digvijaya hopes his former turf will carry him past finish line

BJP has won from Rajgarh the last two times, with the party also winning all but 1 of 8 Assembly segments under the LS constituency in the 2023 Assembly polls

Won't contest LS polls, says Digvijaya Singh - Vimarsana News

Won't contest LS polls, says Digvijaya Singh

Won't contest LS polls, says Digvijaya Singh   Bhopal: Amid speculation of whether Congress stalwarts in Madhya Pradesh will contest the forthcoming Lok

Cong lost MP polls due to ego after Karnataka victory: CM Chouhan - Vimarsana News

Cong lost MP polls due to ego after Karnataka victory: CM Chouhan

Shivraj said the Congress lost in the state because of its "ego" after winning the Karnataka polls in May this year and not because of EVMs.

Source: siasat.com
Madhya Pradesh Assembly Elections: 'Congress lost due to ego after Karnataka victory, not because of EVMs': CM Chouhan - Vimarsana News

Madhya Pradesh Assembly Elections: 'Congress lost due to ego after Karnataka victory, not because of EVMs': CM Chouhan

The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party retained power in MP in an emphatic manner winning 163 seats in the 230-member Assembly, while the Congress managed to emerge victorious on just 66 seats, down from the 114 it had secured in the 2018 polls.