Vijayvargiya attempting to crash Chouhan govt, says senior BJP pioneer in MP

Vijayvargiya attempting to crash Chouhan govt, says senior BJP pioneer in MP 

Senior BJP pioneer Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat on Saturday accused party general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya for the BJP government's destruction in the 2018 Madhya Pradesh decisions and affirmed that he was again attempting to wreck the three-month-old Shivraj Singh Chouhan government. 

The BJP had made sure about 109 seats while the Congress won 114 seats in the last Assembly races. Shekhawat, the previous administrator of the Madhya Pradesh State Cooperative Bank, had lost from Badnawar seat in Dhar locale which is among the 24 bodies electorate where bypolls are expected. 

 Vijayvargia subsidized the revolutionaries. He is over-yearning and needs to turn into the main clergyman," Shekhawat disclosed to The Indian Express. He said he had brought Vijayvargiya into legislative issues however the last pushed him out. 

The trigger for the previous MLA's upheaval was the reemergence of Rajesh Agarwal—who was suspended by the BJP after he remained as an Independent applicant from Badnawar and got in excess of 30,000 votes in the 2018 survey—into the gathering fold. 

Vijayvargiya couldn't be reached in spite of rehashed endeavors. 

Shekhawat said Vijayvargiya was responsible for 35 seats in 2018 and guaranteed the gathering got lesser seats to unseat Chouhan, who had involved the CM's seat for in excess of 13 progressive years. Blaming Vijayvargiya for bringing in cash through degenerate deeds, Shekhawat affirmed that he reserved cash in the gathering's helicopters and financed rebels. 

The veteran addressed state party president V D Sharma to air his complaint and grumbled that he was making another endeavor to destabilize the Shivraj Singh Chouhan government. He said if move isn't made against Vijayvargiya, he will move toward party president J P Nadda.