Madhya Pradesh Polls: Congress Chief Kamal Nath Retains Chhindwara With Massive Win. Details

Chhindwara Election Result 2023: Former MP CM Kamal Nath has won big in Chhindwara after he claimed back his seat defeating BJP once again.

Ex-MP CM Kamal Nath emerges victorious in Chhindwara.

Source : PTI

Chhindwara Election Result 2023: Madhya Pradesh Congress Chief Kamal Nath has won from his Chhindwara seat for the second time after he defeated BJP's Vivek Bunty Sahu by a margin of 36,594 votes.

In Madhya Pradesh, the BJP has claimed a massive win in the assembly elections with a lead in 165 seats, while Congress was just ahead in 64 seats. 

Speaking on Congress's crushing defeat, the Congress chief said, "We will analyse the loopholes and why we were not able to make the voters understand our point. We will hold discussions will all, be it a winning or losing candidate."

#MadhyaPradeshElection2023 | State Congress president Kamal Nath says, "We will analyse the loopholes and why we were not able to make the voters understand our point. We will hold discussions will all, be it a winning or losing candidate..." pic.twitter.com/nyVieTL8HB

— ANI (@ANI) December 3, 2023

Kamal Nath has been a nine-time Congress MP from here and won his maiden assembly polls in May 2019 after becoming CM in December 2018.

He has a big challenge of getting his party at the helm in the state that witnessed a rebellion in 2020 leading to his resignation and followed by a warning for an angry Kamal Nath. 

The 230-member assembly went to polls in a single phase on November 17 as the BJP and the Congress locked horns to come back to power in the state. The saffron party had won 109 seats in the 2018 MP elections. 

As a shock to Congress and many exit polls, the incoming results of the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections have turned out to be unpredictable with the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) easily sweeping the state. 

The ABP-C Voter Exit Poll had predicted that Congress would most likely be able to dethrone the BJP in Madhya Pradesh as it was said to be winning anything between 113 to 137 seats and the BJP is looking at seats between 88 and 112.

The Congress was also projected to draw a vote share of 44.1 per cent, a growth from 40.9 per cent in the last election. The BJP, however, was likely to see a minor dip in the vote percentage at 40.7 per cent from 41 per cent in the last elections.