 "Congress slams Chouhan Govt, says ruling BJP on its way out")
Addressing a public meeting at Mahatma Gandhi stadium here, the leaders, led by Congress General Secretary Digvijay Singh, said there was a perceptible wave for change in the State, where Assembly election is due by the year-end.
Union Minister Kamal Nath, State Congress President Kantilal Bhuria and Leader of Opposition Ajay Singh, among others, spoke on the occasion.
"The people of Madhya Pradesh know that there is a big difference between what the BJP says and what it does. They have, hence, decided to throw the party out of power (in next poll)," this was the common theme of their speeches.
BJP's alleged misrule and rampant corruption in MP had made life of the common man miserable, they said.
Digvijay claimed that a lot of good things done when he was Chief Minister (1993-2003), had been undone by the ruling BJP.
The Shivraj Singh Chouhan administration had given protection to the land Mafia which was responsible for so many problems in the State, he said.
The BJP Government had failed to provide employment to the youth, who now feel cheated, the Congress leader said.
Nath said the Centre had given maximum fund to Madhya Pradesh's Mandla and Dindori districts under the Backward Regional Grant Fund Scheme in the last 10 years.
However, it was sad that the BJP Government unable to give a proper account of the manner in which it had spent this money, the Union Minister said.
A wave for change in sweeping Madhya Pradesh and BJP is sure to be voted out of power in the Assembly election, Nath maintained.
Ajay said that the BJP Government had only made empty announcements. Its 'Atal Jyoti Abhiyan' has failed to improve power situation in the state.
"Hardly a day passes when most places in the State do not face power cuts," the Opposition leader said.