Operation Kamala in Madhya Pradesh, alleges Congress

Bhopal: The Congress government in Madhya Pradesh has accused BJP of attempting to destabilise its government by indulging in horse-trading.

The accusation comes ahead of the election to three seats of Rajya Sabha from the state to be held on March 26.

Endorsing the accusation made by Congress leader Digvijay Singh, Chief minister Kamal Nath said, “Many Congress MLAs are telling me that they are being lured with offers of money. The BJP is frightened because the scams that took place in the 15 years of the party’s government are going to be exposed.”

He, however, asserted while talking to media that he was not worried about the stability of the Congress government.

Former chief minister Digvijay Singh had alleged in a press conference in New Delhi that BJP leaders Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Narottam Mishra were offering bribes of Rs 25-35 crores to Congress MLAs in order to bring down the Congress government in the state.

“They are offering Congress MLAs to take Rs 5 crore now, the second instalment in Rajya Sabha and the third instalment when they help to bring down the government in a no-confidence motion,” he had said.