MP Congress leaders got bigger responsibility, given role in upcoming elections

Bhopal: Assembly elections are to be held in four states of the country, Jammu and Kashmir, Haryana, Maharashtra and Jharkhand. Both BJP and Congress are putting in their full strength for the assembly elections in these states. All India Congress Committee (AICC) is also giving responsibility to the leaders of Madhya Pradesh in these four states.

The special thing is that the Congress party is giving big responsibility to the young leaders and former MLAs of Madhya Pradesh in these elections. Among them, Kunal Chaudhary has been given the responsibility of Maharashtra Vidarbha. Former MLA PC Sharma has also been given the responsibility of Maharashtra. Former MLA Vipin Wankhede has been sent to Maharashtra. While youth and tribal leader Dr. Vikrant Bhuria has been given the responsibility of Jharkhand. At the same time, youth leader and state spokesperson Abbas Hafiz has been given responsibility in Jammu and Kashmir. While former Chitrakoot MLA Neelanshu Chaturvedi has been sent to Haryana.

There was a time in Madhya Pradesh when the big leaders were given the responsibility of other states, but for some time now the youth leadership of the state is being trusted. Earlier, the AICC had taken the command of the state from senior leader Kamal Nath and made young leader Jeetu Patwari the state president.

Now, in the assembly elections to be held in other states, instead of big leaders, young leaders with their own identity are being promoted. Young leaders are being sent to other states for campaigning. According to the information, some more young leaders can be sent to the assembly elections to be held in four states. However, some senior leaders are also being given responsibility.

Youth and tribal leader of Madhya Pradesh, Dr. Vikrant Bhuria has been given the responsibility of Jharkhand. Tribals have more votes in Jharkhand. This is the reason why he has been sent to Jharkhand. In the last election, BJP had to be out of power due to tribal voters. Here, young leader and state spokesperson Abbas Hafiz has been sent to Jammu and Kashmir to garner Muslim votes. Similarly, former minister PC Sharma has been sent to woo Brahmin votes in Maharashtra.