Kamal Nath Not Joining BJP, Says MP Congress Chief Jitu Patwari

Madhya Pradesh Congress chief Jitu Patwari has dismissed rumours about Kamal Naths potential move to the BJP, asserting that Nath has reaffirmed his dedication to the Congress.

Amidst growing speculation about senior Congress leader Kamal Nath's potential switch to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Madhya Pradesh Congress chief Jitu Patwari has come forward to dispel such rumors. Patwari asserted that Nath has personally assured him of his unwavering commitment to the Congress party.

Patwari: Kamal Nath Denies Speculation, Affirms Loyalty to Congress

In a statement to the media, Patwari revealed that he had a conversation with Nath, during which the latter vehemently denied the reports circulating in the media. Nath reportedly dismissed these speculations as part of a deliberate conspiracy to tarnish his reputation. He reaffirmed his unwavering loyalty to the Congress party, emphasizing his strong relationship with the Gandhi family and his lifelong adherence to the party's ideology.

Nath's Arrival in Delhi and Speculation Intensifies

The rumors about Nath's potential defection gained momentum after he and his son, Nakul Nath, arrived in the national capital on Saturday afternoon. Adding fuel to the speculation, Nakul Nath removed the word "Congress" from his social media bio. Furthermore, several Madhya Pradesh MLAs loyal to Kamal Nath also arrived in Delhi on Sunday, further intensifying the speculation about their imminent defection to the BJP.

Digvijaya Singh Expresses Confidence in Nath's Loyalty

Despite the swirling rumors, Nath's party colleague Digvijaya Singh expressed unwavering confidence in his old friend's loyalty to the Congress. Singh asserted that Nath would never abandon the party that had nurtured his political journey.

Sajjan Singh Verma Meets Nath, Shares Insights

In Delhi, Congress leader Sajjan Singh Verma, known for his close association with Kamal Nath, met with the former Madhya Pradesh chief minister. Verma revealed that during their discussion, Nath was focused on analyzing the caste equations and potential ticket distribution for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in Madhya Pradesh. Nath reportedly denied any contemplation of leaving the party or discussing such a move with anyone.

Nath's Response to Media Speculation

When confronted about the media's persistent speculation, Nath reportedly responded by questioning why the media itself had raised the issue and suggested that they should provide the answers. Verma relayed Nath's assertion that his sole focus was on understanding the caste dynamics in the 29 Lok Sabha seats of Madhya Pradesh.

As the political landscape of Madhya Pradesh remains in flux, the Congress party grapples with the challenge of dispelling rumors about Kamal Nath's potential defection to the BJP. While party leaders like Jitu Patwari and Digvijaya Singh express confidence in Nath's loyalty, the arrival of Nath and his son in Delhi, coupled with the presence of loyal MLAs, has fueled speculation. As the situation unfolds, all eyes remain fixed on Kamal Nath's next move and its implications for the political dynamics of the state.