Madhya Pradesh : Clash between Kamal Nath vs Jitu Patwari, whom Indore will support to get the chair ?

In Indore, a tussle has broken out between two strong leaders of the party regarding the “city president” of the Congress. Actually, the battle of supremacy between former CM Kamal Nath and former minister Jitu Patwari has now reached Delhi. The Congress party itself is suffering the loss of this ongoing political tussle between these two leaders. Let us tell you that due to the absence of a Congress President in Indore city, no protest demonstrations and agitations are taking place in the election year.

In fact, former minister Jitu Patwari, who played an active role in Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, has made his special supporter Arvind Bagdi the city Congress president from Delhi. When this matter was exasperated to former CM Kamal Nath. On this, he got this appointment put on hold after a day, since then Indore is without a president.

Kamal Nath VS Patwari

The fight for the Indore City Congress President has now focused on State President Kamal Nath and MLA Jitu Patwari. Both the leaders have made Indore a prestige issue. They are showing strength to make their close leaders the city president. For this, along with lobbying in Delhi, he is in constant contact with General Secretary KC Venugopal. So that the chair of the city president can be achieved.

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There are assembly elections in November this year, but before that there is internal bickering in the Congress. This tussle is going on between the state president of the party, former chief minister Kamal Nath and the working state president of the Congress, former minister Jitu Patwari. This is the reason that the new city of the financial capital of the state is not able to find the Congress President. In fact, Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra ended in Jammu and Kashmir. Jeetu Patwari was made in charge of this event. Meanwhile, Jeetu Patwari made his supporter Sadashiv Yadav the Indore district president and Arvind Bagdi the city Congress president.