INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Congress sources said Kamal Nath is keen that Digvijaya Singh contest from Bhopal
contest upcoming Lok Sabha polls, he should choose the "toughest seat" in the state.While Mr Nath did not mention any seat in particular, he
said there were "2-3-4 seats" in Madhya Pradesh which the Congress had not won in the past "30-35" years.Mr Singh, a former chief minister
polls, then he should do so from the toughest seat
There are 2-3-4 seats from where we have not won elections since the last 30-35 years," Mr Nath told reporters in Chhindwara.Congress
functionaries said he may have been referring to Bhopal and Indore Lok Sabha seats, both of which have been held by the BJP since
Former President late Shankar Dayal Sharma was the last Congress winner from the seat in the 1984 general elections.Kamal Nath, in reply to
a query, however, said it was for Mr Singh to decide from where he wants to contest
He also added that the Congress would announce Lok Sabha candidates from the state in the next three-four days.Kamal Nath arrived in
Chhindwara on a two-day visit to address 11 rallies, with his son Nakul Nath, in all likelihood, being the Congress' Lok Sabha
to get elected to the MP Assembly in order to continue as chief minister.The Chhindwara Assembly seat was vacated by Dipak Saxena, who had
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