Election rally in MP today… BJP’s election meeting in Jabalpur and Congress’s election meeting in Mohankheda of Dhar district.

Bhopal/Jabalpur/Indore (EMS). The final voter list for MP Assembly elections 2023 has been published on Wednesday. There are total 5 crore 61 lakh 36 thousand 229 voters in the state. They will elect the new government of the state. The countdown to the code of conduct has started with the publication of the final voter list. Probably the election dates will be announced this week and the code of conduct will be imposed. Before the implementation of the code of conduct, on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will sound the election trumpet in Jabalpur and Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi from Mohankheda in Dhar district.

– PM’s election announcement in Jabalpur today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Jabalpur on Thursday itself. PM Modi will perform Bhoomi Pujan of Rani Durgavati Memorial and Lok Ka Bhoomi Pujan in Jabalpur and will inaugurate the projects of Jal Jeevan Mission of Jabalpur division. After that the election date can be announced. The code of conduct will be imposed as soon as the date is announced. If we look at the election activity of the Prime Minister for about five months, then the picture appears that Madhya Pradesh has been on the PM’s radar. Till now he has made 9 visits to the state. The tenth tour is going to take place in Jabalpur. Assembly elections are to be held in Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Mizoram along with Madhya Pradesh, but Madhya Pradesh is the top priority of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP. This can be gauged from the fact that since April till now, eight public meetings of the Prime Minister have been held in different districts of the state. He has not held so many meetings in any other state. The ninth public meeting is proposed in Jabalpur on October 5.

Narendra Modi has proved to be the Prime Minister who has visited Madhya Pradesh the most. He has come eight times in the election year. Now we will reach Jabalpur on October 5, where we will participate in the 500th birth anniversary celebrations of the brave queen Durgavati. All preparations for his arrival have been completed. After becoming the Prime Minister, Modi has become MP 34 times in the last ten years. The visit to Jabalpur is considered very important in many ways. During his stay in Shahdol, he had announced to celebrate the 500th birth anniversary of Queen Durgavati with pomp. Along with this, Madhya Pradesh is in the mode of assembly elections. BJP is also fulfilling its promises by remembering the revolutionary and immortal martyrs who were the source of inspiration for the Gond tribals. On this pretext, the veterans are putting their efforts to win over the tribal vote bank in favor of the party. On October 5, PM Modi will hold a huge public meeting at the Army Garrison Ground located in the Cantt Assembly of Jabalpur. Along with this, he will lay the foundation stone for the construction of Rani Durgavati Memorial to be built at a cost of Rs 100 crore on the hills of Madan Mahal located in the West Assembly.

Mission 23 and 24 together

In fact, the Prime Minister’s visit and public meetings are being linked to the preparations for the Assembly as well as the Lok Sabha elections. In the last Lok Sabha elections, Congress had won Chhindwara alone out of total 29 seats in the state. The rest came under the control of BJP. Apart from PM Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP National President JP Nadda also have a lot of attention in the state. It is noteworthy that there is a Congress government in Rajasthan. BJP is working with full force for change of power here. The Prime Minister has reached here seven times since January. He has held only three meetings in Congress ruled Chhattisgarh. Due to elections in Karnataka, he held 13 public meetings between January and May, but before the announcement of elections in Madhya Pradesh, he will hold nine public meetings.

Since it was an election year, the Prime Minister’s public meetings were held in different areas of the state in a planned manner. Through these meetings, efforts were made to reach out to every section of the society. He chose Madhya Pradesh to launch a campaign to eradicate sickle cell anemia disease among tribals. The tribal community is happy with this. Similarly, by participating in the Bhoomi Pujan program of Sant Ravidas Temple, he tried to please the SC category. Before the implementation of code of conduct for assembly elections in the state, Bhopal was chosen for the Karyakarta Mahakumbh. People from every section of the state participated here. If we look at the region wise, his meetings have been held in Gwalior, Mahakoshal, Central India and Vindhya region. Right now Malwa-Nimar region has been left. He is expected to hold public meetings here also before the elections. Talking about other states, only one meeting each was held in Kerala, Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Odisha and Assam this year. PM Modi has held three meetings in Telangana, four each in Haryana and Maharashtra.

Have made eight visits here
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made 8 visits so far in the election year. PM addressed the Global Investors Summit held in Bhopal on June 11 through video conferencing. Vande Bharat trains were launched in Bhopal on April 1. Participated in the Panchayati Raj Day program in Rewa on 24th April. Attended the Mera Booth Sabse Shakti program in Bhopal on 27th June. National Sickle Cell Anemia Eradication Mission was launched in Shahdol on July 1. On August 12, Bhoomi Pujan was performed at the Sant Ravidas memorial site in Sagar. Launched various projects including petrochemicals complex at Bina Refinery in Sagar on 14 September. Addressed the worker Mahakumbh in Bhopal on 25th September and held a public meeting in Gwalior on 2nd October.

Priyanka will cover 6 districts from Mohankheda
After Rahul Gandhi’s meeting in Shajapur district, now Priyanka Gandhi will reach Mohankheda in Dhar district on October 5. After visiting the Jain pilgrimage here, she will address a meeting for the tribal area in Rajgarh, three km away. She will also unveil the statue of tribal leader Tantya Mama. Officials from five Lok Sabha and 41 assembly seats in 9 districts have been called in the meeting. Every district has been given a target to bring maximum people.

In fact, regarding Mohankheda, Congress leaders believe that many members of the Gandhi family have already come here. Election campaign from here is auspicious for Congress. However, not only Congress leaders, but PM Narendra Modi, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat have also come here. Many brainstorming meetings of BJP and other organizations have also been held here. According to local Congressman Radheshyam Muvel, Indira Gandhi had come here in 1977. Then his helicopter broke down. She had come from Indore by road. Year 1 Vinod / 04 October, 2023- Sonia Gandhi and Rahul had come in 2000. At that time there was UPA government in the country and MP was Gajendra Singh Rajukhedi, Chief Minister was Digvijay Singh. Rahul Gandhi came here in the year 2013. A brainstorming camp of the Sangh was organized in July 2014. Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat and other leaders participated in it. In 2017, Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar and Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and other leaders had reached Mohankheda pilgrimage. In 2017, Rahul again came to Seva Dal’s program. Leaders have been coming secretly many times to meet Rishabh Vijay ji, the prominent saint of the pilgrimage area. Keep an eye on these tribal seats: Apart from Jhabua, Alirajpur, Barwani, Khargone and Ratlam, this pilgrimage directly covers the assembly seats of Dhar district.

so important
Apart from the Jain community, the tribal community is also affected by this pilgrimage which is more than 130 years old. Because the Trust has done a lot of work for education, health and water in the area. Not only did the saints have their influence, most of the members associated with the temple trust are businessmen of this area. This class may not be able to contest elections itself due to it being a tribal reserved seat, but the person it supports becomes a leader. The trust also organizes schools, hospitals, cow sheds and camps.