‘He will die… He will not go to Delhi’: Shivraj encourages speculation on political future in farewell message

A day after tendering his resignation as chief minister of Madhya Pradesh to make way for Bharatiya Janata Party’s new CM Mohan Yadav, Shivraj Chouhan clarified his plans for the future and added that not going to Delhi for any new role.

Ever since the BJP announced that it will go for a change in veteran leaders, questions about Shivraj Chouhan’s future role in Madhya Pradesh politics have been at the fore. Experts believed that Chouhan would be brought to Delhi by the central leadership for bigger roles in the Modi government.

Concluding such views, Chouhan, while addressing the media said, “Apne liye kuchh maangne ​​jaane se behtar, main marna samjhunga, Isiliye meine kaha tha main dilli nahi jaunga.”

Asked about his experience as the Chief Minister of the 4th Parliament, Chouhan said that he was happy and satisfied while leaving the office and nothing made him happier than the BJP. who is in charge of many people.

“Aaj jab main yahan se vidayi le raha hoon… I am satisfied that in 2023, the BJP again formed the government with a majority of people. My heart is full of joy and satisfaction,” said Chouhan.

The BJP on Monday elected Mohan Yadav, a three-time MP from the temple town of Ujjain as the new chief minister of Madhya Pradesh, renewing its faith in the strong Other Backward Classes (OBC) numbers. ) and denied Chouhan a fifth record in office. .

More than a week after the BJP won the assembly elections, the group of politicians elected Yadav (58), a minister in the Chouhan government and a prominent OBC leader, to presided over a meeting held here in front of the center. observers, paving the way for him to become the next CM.