The Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Government is adopting step-motherly treatment with the Madhya Pradesh Government. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would soon open a front against this stepmotherly treatment.
This was stated by the BJP State president and MP Narendra Singh Tomar. The BJP would soon launch an attack on the Central Government under the strategy of mission 2014. Tomar said that a meeting of State election management committee would be held on 6th January in Bhopal to decide election strategy. After that on January 7 and January 8 the State executive committee of the BJP would ponder over the election strategy. He said that in the mission 2014 an aim to win 272 seats has been kept.
About the ending of VIP status in politics by the chief of Aam Aadmi party Arvind Kejriwal he said that travelling in metro is not sign of good governence. It is important that Kejriwal should work to fulfil promises is made to the people of Delhi. Tomar said that the Congress has failed on every front. Corruption was at the top during the tenure of Congress. The congress has failed in economic matters, social security and national self respect. Tomar also said that the party has no influence in Madhya Pradesh so far as lok Sabha elections are concerned.