MP polls LIVE: Congress' agenda is only loot, corruption & lies: PM Modi

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5:13 PM

'Basis is the opposition of PM Modi': Rajnath Singh on INDIA alliance

4:49 PM

Congress always saw Adivasi community as vote bank: PM Modi in Jhabua

4:46 PM

Congress party is against backward class: Amit Shah in MP's Rewa

4:11 PM

'Congress is known for pariwarvad, vanshvaad': JP Nadda

4:10 PM

'We will make Madhya Pradesh the best state in the country': Amit Shah

3:05 PM

Congress has only hostility, despair and negativity to give you: PM Modi to MP voters

3:05 PM

MP has transformed itself under CM Shivraj's leadership: Yogi Adityanath

2:48 PM

In Chhindwara, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari slams Congress

2:47 PM

Congress works for just one family: PM Modi in MP's Shajapur

2:46 PM

BJP has pulled Madhya Pradesh out of a deep well, says PM Modi in Shajapur

2:29 PM

Madhya Pradesh polls going to make new record: PM Modi

2:13 PM

Congress model is 'laapata model', says JP Nadda in MP

1:34 PM

Congress party's government will come in MP, says Rahul Gandhi

1:24 PM

PM Modi, Shivraj Chouhan and Amit Shah purchased MLAs: Rahul Gandhi on 2018 state polls

1:13 PM

'People of MP are going to give 145-150 seats to Congress': Rahul Gandhi

1:05 PM

'This election is for the future of Madhya Pradesh,' says Kamal Nath

12:50 PM

PM Modi attacks Congress, says 'they never fulfil promises'

12:40 PM

Congress has accepted its defeat, now relying on luck: PM Modi in Betul

12:39 PM

Congress Always kept facilities from tribals, says PM Modi

Slamming the Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that it has always kept the tribals away from facilities like roads, electricity, water, hospitals, schools. “Congress could not fulfil the promise of loan waiver till one and a half years after their government was formed,” the prime minister said.

12:32 PM

Double engine speed to Madhya Pradesh's development: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, at his rally in Madhya Pradesh’s Betul, said that this election is to “give double engine speed to the development of Madhya Pradesh, to give new opportunities to youth and women to move forward.”

12:31 PM

Congress only knows how to loot and snatch: PM Modi in Betul

12:30 PM

'What is going on within the INDIA alliance nowadays?': Shehzad Poonawalla

After SP chief Akhilesh Yadav hit out at Rahul Gandhi for his remark on conducting caste census, now BJP leader Shehzad Poonawalla has taken a swing at the INDIA alliance asking that “…What is going on within the INDI alliance nowadays?… Now a new chapter of the fight can be seen from Madhya Pradesh to Uttar Pradesh… They are exposing each other…”

 

Poonawalla said that there is “no mission or vision of this alliance…” adding that what Yadav said was right. “… If Rahul Gandhi is calling something an X-ray, then why had Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi, and Rajiv Gandhi stopped it?…”

12:27 PM

Watch | Congress MP Rahul Gandhi arrives in MP's Bhopal

11:37 AM

MP's ruling govt can't hear voice of our farmers: Kamal Nath's jibe at Shivraj Chouhan

Madhya Pradesh Congress president Kamal Nath said that the Shivraj Singh Chouhan-led BJP government in the state cannot hear the voice of our farmers.

“They only know how to talk. However, they won’t be able to befool the people of the state by talking. They know that they will lose, and that’s why they are reluctnat in making Shivraj Singh Chouhan as their face,” he said.

10:44 AM

Har Ghar Modi’s schemes from Nov 15: PM Modi to launch 2-month campaign

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch a Rs 24,000-crore scheme aimed at holistic development of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG) on the occasion of ‘Janjatiya Gaurav Divas’ on November 15 in Jharkhand. The scheme will focus on the delivery of 11 interventions under nine ministries for 75 PVTGs.

The scheme is meant to saturate the scattered, remote and inaccessible habitations of the PVTGs with facilities such as roads, telecom connectivity, electricity, safe housing, clean drinking water and sanitation, improved access to education, health and nutrition, and sustainable livelihood opportunities.

10:43 AM

Akhilesh questions Congress' sincerity over conducting caste census

Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Akhilesh Yadav attacked its INDIA block ally Congress on caste census, reminding them that the party did not conduct a caste census when it was in power.
 

"Congress is the party that did not conduct caste census after independence... When all the parties in the Lok Sabha were demanding a caste census, they did not conduct a caste census," Akhilesh Yadav told ANI Satna in poll-bound Madhya Pradesh.
 

"Why do they want to do so today? Because they know that their traditional vote bank is not with them," he added.

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10:41 AM

Shivraj Chouhan visits house of Cong leader, urges him to vote on Nov 17

10:40 AM

Shivraj Singh Chouhan holds door-to-door campaign ahead of MP polls

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan is holding door-to-door campaign in Bhopal ahead of the Assembly elections on November 17.

10:38 AM

Kamal Nath faces strong BJP challenge on home turf Chhindwara

Madhya Pradesh Congress president Kamal Nath is making a renewed attempt to bring his party to power in the state. However, he is facing a tough challenge from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for his own election on the home turf of Chhindwara.
 

The 76-year-old Congress veteran, the sitting MLA from Chhindwara, is pitted against BJP candidate Vivek Bunty Sahu in the November 17 Assembly polls.
 

Both of them also locked horns in the 2018 assembly polls, when Nath trounced Sahu (44) by a margin of 25,837 votes. Since then, Sahu, renominated from the seat by the ruling party and backed by the well-oiled BJP organisational machinery, is seeking to avenge his defeat.

 

10:35 AM

Foreign diplomats to visit Indore to see BJP's election campaign

A three-member delegation of foreign diplomats will visit Indore on November 14-15 to observe and gain first-hand knowledge of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)'s election campaign, the party announced on Monday.

The delegation will include Michael Rees, second secretary in the Australian high commission, Bazil M Lyakinana, minister plenipotentiary (consular affairs) in Tanzania's high commission, and Mayumi Tsubakimoto, second secretary in the Japanese embassy.