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Explained: After Kamal Nath's govt collapsed in MP, here's what Congress, BJP should know
New Delhi, Mar 23: Days after former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath resigned from his post, it is seen that the Congress has drawn curtains on the 15-month rule of the Congress in the state.
This move by the Congress government in Madhya Pradesh came after it was clear that Kamal Nath's party had lost the support of close to two dozen members of the Legislative Assembly.
The Legislative Assembly members refused to support Kamal Nath's government after senior leader Jyotiraditya Scindia decided to shift to the BJP.
But, there is alot more one needs to understand, especially the Congress and BJP.
Firstly, the Congress is not only facing credibility crisis with the electorate, but it is also facing an internal crisis, where the leadership in the central is weak.
Also, it can be seen that the Congress is losing several states despite the party having the highest number of legislators in an assembly.
Earlier,
the
Congress
was
unable
to
form
the
government
in
Goa,
Manipur,
and
Meghalaya.
In
Karnataka,
its
legislators
paved
the
way
for
a
BJP
government.
Speaking
to
OneIndia,
sources
close
to
Karnataka
Congress
said
that
its
party
leaders
were
unhappy
as
they
not
given
the
ministerial
berths
of
their
wish
and
as
a
result,
the
leaders
decided
to
jump
ships.
Taking Madhya Pradesh into consideration, it is time for the Congress to do a serious review of its defects.
Secondly, as BJP is concerned in Madhya Pradesh, the saffron party had lost by a narrow margin and was waiting for a window time to return to power.
But, it should not be neglected that this will, in turn, cause resentment among old-timers.
Also, with coronavirus outbreak in the nation, the BJP will have to immediately handle the deadly virus.
With the outbreak of coronavirus, Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur district is under lockdown till March 31. Now, the time has to decide if the BJP would cope up and handle the situation or will it knock the Centre's door for help.
