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Kamal Nath

 

7 articles on India Vote Kar are tagged “Kamal Nath”, published between December 2018 and September 2019. They are filed mainly under Congress, news, BJP. They are listed below, newest first, followed by related coverage and topics.

 

Shivraj Singh Chouhan attends Kamal Nath’s swearing-in, in a show of grace

Shivraj Singh Chouhan Wins Hearts At Kamal Nath's Oath

Kamal Nath’s swearing-in as Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister produced a rare moment of political courtesy when the BJP‘s Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who had been chief minister three times, took part in the ceremony to hand over to his Congress successor. On stage together Invited onto the stage, the 59-year-old, known affectionately in the state as “Mama”, was photographed alongside Nath and Jyotiraditya Scindia, their joined hands raised. BJP spokesperson Rahul Kothari said the gesture showed how gracious Chouhan was, and that he believed victory and defeat were part of politicsRead More


Congress has always let MLAs choose the chief minister, says Digvijaya Singh

Congress has always let MLAs to pick the CM : Digvijaya Singh 

Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Digvijaya Singh has said the Congress won most of the assembly seats along the Narmada river, highlighting his Narmada ‘parikrama’, which he had described as a spiritual journey. He spoke in an interview after the party took Madhya Pradesh from the BJP in what was the country’s closest election so far. The Narmada parikrama Singh said that although the parikrama was entirely non-political, the party had won most of the seats along the river. Having worked behind the scenes, campaigned widely and had his wayRead More