The manifesto launch signifies the party's commitment to outlining its vision and promises to the people of Madhya Pradesh, setting the stage for a keenly contested electoral battle.

Chunav Manch: Shivraj Singh Chouhan highlighted his government's commitment to ensuring the welfare and prosperity of the state's residents.

Chunav Manch: VD Sharma, who leads the BJP in Madhya Pradesh, explained that the decision to field these leaders in the state elections came about after consulting with the organisation and considering their immense dedication to the party.

Chunav Manch: Swami Shaileshanand Maharaj highlighted that some politicians readily associate themselves with spiritual leaders during campaigns but then tend to overlook their guidance once in power.

Chunav Manch: Vishwas Sarang employed humor to draw attention to recent events in the Congress party. He quipped, "Congress leaders reciting Ramayana, this is called 'achhe din'." The term "achhe din" refers to the famous BJP slogan, "Achhe Din Aane Wale Hain" (Good days are coming).

Chunav Manch: Kamal Nath didn't hold back in expressing his views, stating that the people of Madhya Pradesh are discontented with the BJP government. He firmly believes that this time around, they will opt for a comprehensive transformation.

Chunav Manch: Kamal Patel, known for his candid and outspoken statements, didn't mince words as he criticised the Congress party's longstanding association with the Gandhi family.

Chunav Manch: The allegations made by Prahlad Patel have sparked a political debate and become a point of contention between the two leaders. Kamal Nath, a prominent figure in Madhya Pradesh politics, has yet to respond to these accusations.

Chunav Manch: India TV will today bring on one stage all the top names from the political world to debate and discuss the upcoming Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections 2023. The big event will be aired LIVE on India TV from 11:00 am throughout the day.

Congress leader Kamal Nath said that his party will announce its candidates for the Assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh after the 'Pitru Paksha'.

Earlier today, Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge held a meeting with party's top leadership to discuss candidates for upcoming polls. Chhattisgarh Assembly election will take place in two phase on November 7 and 17. The counting of votes is scheduled for December 3.

While addressing a poll rally in MP's Mandla, Congress leader Kamal Nath unleashed attacks against Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan over unemployment, saying the BJP government has given youths nothing but joblessness and corruption.

Congress leader Kamal Nath said that the party would release the candidates' list after "Shraadh". The election to the 230-member assembly in Madhya Pradesh is scheduled to be held on November 17, while counting of votes will take place on December 3.

According to the announcement made during the press conference, the election will be held in a single phase on November 17. The results for the same will be declared on December 3.

Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections 2023: Congress is trying to wrest power from BJP in Madhya Pradesh with Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra holding a clutch of rallies in the poll-bound state.

Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party has announced its alliance with Gondwana Gantantra Party (GGP) ahead of the upcoming assembly elections in the state which are due to be held later this year.

Ahead of the assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, ETG has conducted an opinion poll to gauge the mood of the voters in the state and predict which party may have an edge in the upcoming polls. Let's take a look.

Assam CM Himanta Sarma earlier had said that if the Congress does not distance itself from the DMK leader's controversial remarks, it will be taken as 'anti-Hindu'.

In a sensational claim, a former RAW official has said that Congress leaders Kamal Nath and Sanjay Gandhi sent money to pro-Khalistan radical leader Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale.

To counter the BJP's 'Jan Ashirwad Yatra', the Congress will launch the 'Jan Aakrosh Yatra' in the poll-bound Madhya Pradesh.