Overwhelmed with Karnataka election results, celebrations by Congressmen continued at party offices across the State on Sunday too. Kamal Nath congratulated Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge and the party unit of Karnataka who worked hard to bring the party back into power. “Heartiest congratulations to Kharge ji and all Congress leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, who has ushered a new revolution in the country through Bharat Jodo Yatra,” he said. Meanwhile, he said that Karnataka’s victory will be repeated in Madhya Pradesh too. He exhorted to State Congress leaders and workers to get ready for elections due at the end of this year.

“After massive victories in Himachal Pradesh and Karnataka, it is certain that the Congress will form Government in Madhya Pradesh as well. Every worker of the Congress should now gear up for elections,” he added. Partymen prominently termed this people’s mandate to ‘Ban on Bajrang Dal’ promise prominently. Linking corruption issues prevailing in Madhya Pradesh too, Congress Media Incharge K K Mishra in a tweet said that ‘In Karnataka there was 40% corruption while in MP it is 50%.

So the win will be reciprocated accordingly. Former CM and Rajya Sabha MP Digvijay Singh took a dig at the BJP, saying the saffron party has been wiped out from the southern part of the country and they will face the same outcome in Central India soon. “The BJP has been wiped out in South India and after Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh elections, you will see that they will be wiped out from Central India too,” he said. He took a dig at Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, saying BJP lost six seats in the southern state out of eight where the BJP leader had campaigned. “Chouhan canvassed in eight assembly seats in Karnataka and the BJP lost six of them. Things like this are waiting to happen in Madhya Pradesh.”