Mamata Banerjee will not attend the Swearing Ceremony of Kamal Nath as Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh | madhya pradesh elections

Mamata Banerjee, Chief Minister of West Bengal, will not attend the swearing-in ceremony of Congress leader Kamal Nath in the role of CM, in charge of Madhya Pradesh, announced on Sunday. official sources. However, no reason was given to prevent Banerjee from traveling to Bhopal for Monday's swearing-in, an official in the prime minister's office said.

Trinamool Congressman, Dinesh Trivedi, will represent the party at the ceremony. the Congress intends to present the image of the opposition unit. "The party leader (Banerjee) has asked me to attend Monday's swearing-in program," Trivedi told PTI.

Asked to know if he was carrying a message for this function, Trivedi said, "There is no such message, my departure is a message."

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The Congress has invited leaders from all walks of life, in addition to the leader of the party, Rahul Gandhi, and the president of the party. United Alliance for Progress (UPA), Sonia Gandhi, Banerjee, Andhra Pradesh, CM Chandrababu Naidu, Bahujan Samaj party ruler, Mayawati, and Samajwadi party leader Akhilesh Yadav were invited.

A Federal Front Regional parties have recently been seen trading a bonhomie with Naidu and his counterparts in Delhi and Telangana, Arvind Kejriwal and Chandrashekar Rao, respectively, with the exception of DMK chairman MK Stalin. we did not see the same heat for Congress. [19659002] For complete coverage of the elections to the Assembly, click here

Nath, Nine-Time Member of Chhindwara and Presently President of the Madhya Pradesh Congress, Will Become Prime Minister of a Government of Congress in the State of Central India after 15 years. Digvijaya Singh was the last chief minister of Congress in the state.

The BJP seized the power of the Grand Old Party in 2003 and kept it until its defeat against the recent elections to the badembly. The Congress won 114 seats in the 230-member Chamber and won the support of 121 deputies in total.

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First published: December 16 2018 20:36 IST