MP: BJP MLAs from Gujarat, UP, Bihar, Maharashtra arrive in Bhopal; to visit assembly seats in poll-bound state
Madhya Pradesh elections, BJP MLAs from Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Maharashtra have arrived in Bhopal as part of the ruling party's programme wherein every legislator will be allotted one assembly seat each that they are supposed to visit to take stock of the ground situation, party leaders said. A training session for these Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) legislators from the four states began in Bhopal on Saturday, a day before they start visiting their allotted assembly seats in the state, where polls will be held by the end of the year.
There are 230 assembly segments in Madhya Pradesh. Union Minister Bhupender Yadav, who is the BJP's election in-charge of Madhya Pradesh, inaugurated the training session for the legislators this morning.
«The BJP's central leadership has decided that the party's legislators from Gujarat, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra will visit different assembly constituencies (in MP) over the next days starting Sunday,» Madhya Pradesh Minister for Medical Education and BJP leader Vishvas Sarang told reporters. The visiting legislators will take part in different programmes in their respective assembly segments allotted to them and work with a resolve for the party's victory in the assembly polls, he said.
As part of the programme, they will interact with the party's local functionaries and voters, sources said. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, party chief V D Sharma are scheduled to address the training programme, Sarang said.
Earlier on Thursday, the ruling BJP announced its first list of 39 candidates for the state assembly elections, even before the announcement of the poll schedule. In this list, the saffron party has focused on the seats it lost in 2018 and some of them even in
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