Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan would adopt three-D technology for campaigning in upcoming four days of elections in Madhya Assembly elections.
While talking to the correspondent, Chouhan said that it is not possible for him to cover all the constituencies for campaigning. Thus he has decided to reach out to maximum people, he has decided to address gathering at election meetings through three-D technology.
When asked whether, this would be the same, as Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi adopted during his electioneering, Chouhan said that earlier it was planned, but it was too expensive, thus it has been decided that to adopt a cheaper method that would be different from Modi’s technology.
Chouhan has till date campaigned in 80 constituencies and he feels that manually he would be bale to complete around 45 more seats. However, he feels satisfied that he has already covered maximum constituencies during his Jan Ashirvad Yatra held recently.
To check corruption, Chouhan claims that moral values need to be inculcated among the citizens and thus he government had come out with a decision to introduce Geeta chapters in the curriculum. Similarly, books of other reliegions should also be included as a subject; this would certainly strengthen the base of moral values and the next generation would be away from corruption.
The craze for Shivraj was witnessed among the all age-group people throughout the campaign trail. People in thousands welcomed him and were not allowing him to proceed.
From everywhere, the boys and girls greeted him ‘Mamaji-Mamaji’ and said that he would again become chief minister of Madhya Pradesh. At few places, the youth welcomed him saying, “Please accept our greetings in advance for becoming chief minister.”
Till midnight, when the temperature is around 9 degree Celsius, people waited for him. Such a scene was witnessed at Kalapeepal constituency in Shajapur district on
Monday night.