Bjp could change leadership in madhya pradesh shivraj singh chouhan minister refutes speculations

Madhya Pradesh | After the speculations going on in the past about Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath, now there are discussions about leadership change in Madhya Pradesh. However, when asked a question about this, Narottam Mishra, the cabinet colleague of CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan, has termed it as a pure rumour. Narottam Mishra said, "BJP is completely united and united. The party is moving ahead under the leadership of Shivraj Singh Chouhan and VD Sharma. For the past several days, discussions were going on in the media for change of leadership in Madhya Pradesh. In such a situation, the minister of Shivraj cabinet has tried to put an end to him. In Uttarakhand, discussions about many states started only after Tirath Singh Rawat was made the CM in place of Trivendra Singh Rawat.

Discussions have started many times regarding Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa, but every time he has denied it. Recently, Yediyurappa had said that at present I am the CM of the state and whenever there is an order from the central leadership, I will do whatever work is said to be necessary for the interest of the public. Apart from him, there were also discussions about Himachal CM Jai Ram Thakur. Last week, he was on a three-day visit to Delhi and met the central leadership. Due to this, there were speculations of change in leadership in Himachal, but Thakur denied this as soon as he returned to Himachal.

Jai Ram Thakur put an end to all the speculations and said that I am the CM of Himachal now and will continue to do so. Let us inform that in Uttar Pradesh, BJP's organization general secretary BL Santosh had arrived in Uttar Pradesh recently and had separately met many ministers and MLAs of the state. It is being said that during this time the leaders had also raised questions regarding the functioning of the state government. Since then, there were speculations about a change of leadership in the state or a major reshuffle in the cabinet. However, nothing has been said on this from the top leadership of the party.