BJP Govt failed on all fronts: Nakul Nath
Chhindwara, MP, Jan 30 (UNI) Union Industries Minister Kamal Nath's son Nakul Nath today alleged that the ruling BJP in Madhya Pradesh had failed on all fronts.
Mr Nakul, while addressing a public meeting to protest anti-people policies of the government, said the state had not been able to fulfill its poll promises. Its failure has disappointed people.
He alleged that the state government was not paying attention towards development of industries. No noteworthy progress has been made towards setting up of big industries.
Congress leaders were arrested by police administration following the meeting and were released later.
Former state ministers Harvasnh Singh, Sajjan Singh Verma and Deepak Saxena and MLA Sukhdeo Panse were present beside other office bearers and workers.
The congress leaders led by Mr Nakul submitted a memorandum in the name of the Governor to the District Magistrate.
Kamal Nath represents Chhindwara in Parliament.
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