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Mohan Yadav will take oath as the CM of Madhya Pradesh, while Vishnu Deo Sai will be sworn-in as the CM of Chhattisgarh on December 13.

Swearing-in of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh CMs today

Mohan Yadav will take oath as the CM of Madhya Pradesh, while Vishnu Deo Sai will be sworn-in as the CM of Chhattisgarh on December 13.

The swearing-in ceremonies of chief ministers of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh will take place on December 13.
Mohan Yadav will take oath as the CM of Madhya Pradesh, while Vishnu Deo Sai will be sworn-in as the CM of Chhattisgarh.
"Our newly designated Chief Minister Mohan Yadav and his cabinet will take the oath in the ceremony held at Motilal Nehru Stadium on Wednesday. It will be organised in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Minister Amit Shah and National Party President JP Nadda and will be historic," said BJP state president VD Sharma.
"PM Modi, Shah, Nadda along with other party officials, Union Ministers and Chief Ministers of other states, will be present in the ceremony. Apart from this, a large number of party workers will also be present in the program. I welcome everyone attending the program," he added.
Meanwhile, first time MLA Bhajan Lal Sharma has been named as Rajasthan CM-designate.
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Four weeks before voting in Madhya Pradesh on November 17, the ruling BJP mobilized its cadre at the ground level to counter the Congress, and Amit Shah&rsquo;s ground work helped the saffron party to thwart anti-incumbency.

MP election 2023: decoding BJP’s massive win & Congress' poor show

Four weeks before voting in Madhya Pradesh on November 17, the ruling BJP mobilized its cadre at the ground level to counter the Congress, and Amit Shah&rsquo;s ground work helped the saffron party to thwart anti-incumbency.

With the Bharatiya Janata Party sweeping election in Madhya Pradesh despite the so-called anti-incumbency factor, the saffron party has delivered an unequivocal message that this central Indian state continues to remain a Hindutava fortress. The Congress led by Kamal Nath was hoping to take advantage of the boredom factor against the Shivraj Singh Chouhan administration, but a strong push from the BJP central leadership just a month before the voting day saw the tides turning rampantly. A BJP leader explained to The Indian Express that it was like a surgical strike but with organizational strength and mobilization. While PM Narendra Modi led the campaign, Home Minister Amit Shah took control of the electioneering on the ground. This was clear from the fact that BJP&rsquo;s Jan Ashirwad Yatra was led by the central leadership and Chouhan was pushed in the backdrop. At the same time, the BJP took measures to cash in on his government&rsquo;s schemes which were popular particularly among women. To further counter Chouhan boredom, the BJP move to field several high-profile leaders and sitting MPs gave the electorate an impression that any of them could be BJP&rsquo;s chief ministerial face after the elections. Since 2018, when BJP lost the election and came back to power after a rebellion in the Congress, the saffron party had spent time and resources to rebuild the organisation, infuse fresh blood, and strengthen the process of expansion and consolidation of its support. It was this cadre that was set in motion four weeks before voting on November 17. The Congress failed to sustain its lead till the last minute due to the lack of organizational strength. Sample this, a BJP leader said that on the day of polling, BJP had 90% of its booth committees functioning at 8.30 am while the Congress was scrambling to get their booths set even by 9.30 am. The unnamed BJP politician told The Indian Express that the high percentage of voter turnout in the first half itself happened because of his party&rsquo;s mobilization.

A congress candidate's aide was killed in in poll-bound Rajnagar constituency in Madhya Pradesh early morning on Friday. BJP nominee Arvind Pateria called a judicial probe into the incident sighting conspiracy.

Madhya Pradesh Polls: Congress candidate's close aide killed in fight

A Congress candidate's aide was killed in in poll-bound Rajnagar constituency in Madhya Pradesh early morning on Friday. BJP nominee Arvind Pateria called a judicial probe into the incident sighting conspiracy.

An aide of a Congress candidate was killed after two groups fought in the Rajnagar constituency of Madhya Pradesh and a few clashes were reported in other parts of the state, where assembly elections are being held on Friday, officials said. Five persons were injured in a skirmish between two groups in the Mhow area of Indore district, while two men were wounded in a clash in Morena district&rsquo;s Dimani constituency, where Union minister Narendra Singh Tomar is contesting, they said. According to Chhatarpur Superintendent of Police Amit Sanghi, supporters of two political leaders faced off in the Rajnagar constituency in the early hours of Friday which resulted in the death of one Salman. The Congress candidate for the seat, Vikram Singh, alias Nati Raja, has alleged that Salman used to drive him around. However, BJP nominee Arvind Pateria dubbed the incident a conspiracy and sought a judicial probe into it.
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The BJP has roped in NRIs to campaign for them in the upcoming Madhya Pradesh elections

MP elections: NRIs from 21 countries call up voters under BJP's voter outreach drive

The BJP has roped in NRIs to campaign for them in the upcoming Madhya Pradesh elections

The BJP in poll-bound Madhya Pradesh organised a "global phonathon" wherein more than 250 Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) from 21 countries have made calls to 15,000 voters, a party functionary said on Monday.
More than 250 NRIs called up voters, mostly first-timers, over the phone from 8 AM to 10 PM on October 29. They contacted around 15,000-20,000 voters, MP BJP's foreign affairs department convenor Rohit Gangwal told PTI.
He said these calls were made from the USA, UK, Australia, UAE, Singapore, Poland, and Hong Kong among other countries.
They spoke about various schemes of the BJP government and appealed to voters to support the party, Gangwal added.
The polling for 230 seats in Madhya Pradesh will be held on November 17.&nbsp;
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