Kamal Nath announces resignation ahead of floor test
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath on Friday announced that he would tender his resignation. The announcement comes hours ahead of the scheduled floor test. Kamal Nath said that "I have decided to tender my resignation to the Governor today."
While briefing the media in Bhopal, Kamal Nath said that "The people, the country can see the truth behind the incident where MLAs are being held hostage in Bengaluru. The truth will come out. People will not forgive them."
"BJP thinks that they will win defeating my Pradesh. They can never do that," he added. On Thursday, the Supreme Court ordered a floor test in the state Assembly to be held on Friday.
In the meanwhile, he slammed the opposition and said that "Over the last 15 months, I have worked for the progress of Madhya Pradesh. BJP has got 15 years but I only got 15 months, but during this time people of Madhya Pradesh know the conspiracy that BJP has indulged in."
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"From day one, BJP started planning. The party also held our MLAs captive in Karnataka. 22 of our MLAs were held captive in Bengaluru. This was politics spending crore of rupees," he added. Furthermore, he said that "We delivered 400 promises in 15 months, BJP did not like it. It could not stomach our achievements. We also took action against the mafia, it could not thrive. People will not forgive those who went against their wishes."
-PTC News
