Won’t contest, Akash writes to Nadda; supporters demand ticket

Bhopal: A day after supporters of BJP MLA from Indore-3 Akash Vijayvargiya’s supporters reached the state party headquarters and demanded that the legislator be fielded again from his constituency, the party clarified that Prime Minister Modi will not permit dynastic politics. “Dynastic politics will not be allowed in this country. This is PM Modi’s guarantee. Dynastic politics is the guarantee of the Congress party not the BJP,” state BJP president VD Sharma said addressing the media on Friday. Sharma was replying to a question on whether Akash Vijayvargiya would be fielded after pressure from his supporters. Kailash Vijayvargiya’s candidature from Indore-1 was announced in the second list of BJP candidates announced on September 25. On Thursday, Kailash Vijayvargiya said that Akash Vijayvargiya wrote to BJP national president JP Nadda and said that he does not want to contest the polls from Indore-3 constituency. However, Akash Vijayvargiya’s supporters from Indore reached Bhopal in three buses on Thursday and met Union minister for labour Bhupendra Yadav. They demanded that Akash Vijayvargiya be fielded again from the Indore – 3 seat. tnn

Kailash Vijayvargiya embarks on mass contact drive

BJP general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya has started a mass contact drive in Indore-I assembly constituency, where he is running for office. He visited different areas, met with people, and promised to prioritize development. Vijayvargiya urged a contractor to complete a road construction project before the upcoming polls. He dismissed claims from Congress leaders that he is a guest in the constituency, stating that he was born in Indore and has always been connected to the people. The Congress is likely to field Sanjay Shukla from the same seat.

Confused, surprised, but will follow party order, says BJPs Kailash Vijayvargiya

BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya expressed his surprise and confusion at being fielded from the Indore-seat 1 in the upcoming assembly polls. He had initially believed that he and his son would not be given tickets together. However, he stated that he will follow the party's command and try to meet their expectations. Vijayvargiya also mentioned that it had been 10 years since he last contested an assembly election. He acknowledged the honor of being sent back to electoral politics and emphasized the importance of knowing how to navigate politics in the right direction.

India vs Bharat is not BJPs agenda, says Vijayvargiya

BJP national general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya said that the party does not have an agenda to create a debate between India and Bharat. He mentioned that the name India was given by the British and the country should be referred to as Bharat. Vijayvargiya also stated that the party is not concerned about party leaders switching to Congress and that it will not face any difficulty from these switchovers. He addressed the resentment among party workers during the ongoing Jan Ashirwad Yatra, stating that it is common when a party retains government for a long time.