Hitting back at Kamal Nath’s comment in Chhindwara that “riots are on a rise in MP” , Chief Minister Shivraj Singh lashed out at opposition Congress and termed Kamla Nath ‘mad’ for votes.
CM said – Desperate for votes, you have become so mad that you want to throw Madhya Pradesh into the abyss of unrest and disharmony. Do you wish in your heart that riots break out. Reacting to this, Kamal Nath has said that the Chief Minister is speaking the language of street goons.
Speaking to media after his daily routine of planting a sapling at Smart City Park in Bhopal on Friday, he said "Congress does link that people are living with love and harmony. They want riots to satisfy their vote bank."
Notably, on Wednesday Congress State President Kamal Nath attended Roza Iftar in Chhindwara, where he said "Madhya Pradesh is witnessing so many riots this year"
To this, CM asked, "Where are the riots taking place. If at all there are, why can't we see the restlness here. You have become mad and hungry for votes that you want to toss the state into the gorge of unrest.”
Hitting back, former chief minister and Madhya Pradesh Congress President Kamal Nath in a tweet said, "Some days ago you wanted my end and now you called me mad. The entire world is a witness to CM's behaviour. This is the end of the chief minister's morality and values.