National Vice President of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and State In-charge of the party Vinay Sahastrabuddhe said that States where Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is ruling are progressing and would deliver good results in the assembly elections.
He further said that the BJP would form government with absolute majority in Madhya Pradesh. He declined to give any deadline as when the party would take action against those rebels did not withdraw their nomination papers.
While talking to media persons here on Wednesday, Sahastrabuddhe said that after the withdrawal of nominations the scenario will become clear and contest would be fought with full strength.
He said that at the time of 2003 election NDA was in power at the center and people of the state whole heartedly supported BJP which came to power under Uma Bharti. The trend continued for state assembly elections 2008 and 2013. Once again BJP reigns at center and people of the state want BJP to throne at the state and people would convert their wish by casting their vote in favour of BJP and make government with absolute majority.
The leaders of BJP take elections with seriousness, while the leaders of other party visit Madhya Pradesh only for enjoyment. It has never been our culture, he said, adding that the leaders and party workers contest elections with dedication, hard work and seriousness.
After the withdrawal of nominations the campaigning would witness senior leaders, chief ministers and Union ministers of Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and other states visiting the state.