Three term MLA, a grass root activist Mohan Yadav to be MP chief minister

After several days of hectic exercise, the BJP high command has finally arrived at a consensus name for the top post of Madhya Pradesh. The name of Mohan Yadav have been finalised for the new chief minister ship of MP thus putting an end to last ten days’ suspense.

According to the latest reports the name of Mohan Yadav as the leader of the Madhya Pradesh legislature party was unanimously stamped in the presence of its central observers viz. Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar, Dr. K. Lakshman and Aasha Laakdaa send from Delhi.

Earlier, before being elected unanimously the name of Mohan Yadav was finalised by the three observers sent by the BJP high command.

There are also reports about two deputy chief ministers on the pattern of Chhattisgarh and the names of the probables are Jagdish Devada and Rajesh Shukla.

What is important to note here is that the name of former MP, union minister Narendra Tomar has been finalised for the post of speaker. This is nothing but a demotion.

Sources reveal that Narendra Tomar who was earlier in the list of probables as chief minister of Madhya Pradesh has now been reduced to the post of speaker because of the controversy of his son who was believed to have been involved in dubious financial deals during elections.

The chief ministerial candidate Mohan Yadav is the three term MLA from Ujjain South MLA seat and had been with the saffron party since his student days being extremely active in its student wing Akhil Bhartiya Vidhyarthi Parishad. He was also the chairman of Madhya Pradesh Development Authority apart from the state executive member.

The former chief minister of Madhya Pradesh thrice Shivraj Singh Chauhan is the worst sufferer in this entire development who had already said that whatever decision the central High command will take with regard to the appointment of the new CM, he will dutifully agree to it.

Kindly recall that in the assembly of 230 lawmakers, the saffron party has secured absolute majority securing 263 seats with Congress party getting 66 seats only.

After the massive victory of BJP, the former chief minister Shivraj Singh had been going among the electorates thanking them for their outstanding Support to BJP. The way BJP high command has brought fresh leaders as the chief ministers of Chhattisgarh and Madhya, Pradesh , it seems for sure that in Rajasthan too, former CM Vasundhara Raje will not be obliged.