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Madhya Pradesh Politics: Congress Likely to Shift MLAs to Karnataka Amid Fears of Cross-Voting in Madhya Pradesh

In a major political development from Madhya Pradesh, the Congress party has reportedly begun moving its MLAs to prevent possible cross-voting and internal defection ahead of key political developments, including a Rajya Sabha election scenario. According to reports, the party may shift its legislators to Karnataka, with preparations underway to transport them via a special aircraft. The move comes amid concerns of political poaching and attempts to influence MLAs, following heightened activity after the BJP fielded a third candidate for a Rajya Sabha seat, triggering renewed political tension in the state. Party insiders suggest that this strategy is aimed at ensuring unity and preventing any split in votes. A special aircraft is reportedly already in Bhopal, and Congress MLAs may gather at the residence of the Leader of Opposition before being flown out. This development revives “resort politics” in Madhya Pradesh after several years, highlighting increasing political maneuvering between rival parties.

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