New Delhi:

The opposition bloc INDIA will iron out their variations and stick collectively as a result of their motto is “anybody, but Modi”, insisted former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister and Congress state chief Kamal Nath right this moment.

“The differences will be sorted out. The parties will talk and work on the issues ahead of the 2024 elections,” mentioned Kamal Nath on the newly-formed alliance of 26 opposition events – a few of these are highly effective regional events which can be direct rivals to a few of their very own alliance companions in some states. He was talking on the launch of NDTV’s Madhya Pradesh-Chhattisgarh channel.

‘INDIA’, which stands for Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance, is hoping to dam Prime Minister Narendra Modi from coming to energy once more in 2024.

Coming down closely on the welfare schemes introduced by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Kamal Nath mentioned, “Actions should speak louder than words.”

“He remembered sisters and farmers 18 years later. Why did they need to make these announcements five months ahead of the elections? He is trying to wash his sins of eighteen years,” he added.

Kamal Nath, who served because the Union Minister of Commerce and Industry from 2004 to 2009, drew a parallel between the election ensures of the Congress and welfare measures introduced by the BJP authorities within the state.

“When we talked about relief to common people, we didn’t have elections in our mind. We will be happy if Shivraj Chouhan announces gas cylinder at Rs 500. And I have heard he is going to make that announcement. After our announcements, he is thinking of cylinders and women,” he mentioned.

“When we said we would give Rs 1500, he said he would give Rs 2,000. If they do it, it fulfils our goal as our goal is not votes, but people’s welfare,” he added.

Riding excessive on its Karnataka win, the Congress has introduced “election guarantees” for Madhya Pradesh – just like those it applied within the southern state.

“Congress’ promise to the people of Madhya Pradesh. Gas cylinder: Rs 500; 1,500 per month to every woman; Electricity: 100 units waived, 200 units halved; farm loan waived; old pension scheme will be applicable. We kept our promise in Karnataka – now we will keep it in MP,” the celebration had mentioned in a tweet.

The BJP has been in energy within the central state since 2003, aside from a break between December 2018 and March 2020 when the state had a Congress authorities underneath Kamal Nath.