A new government has been formed in Madhya Pradesh. Mohan Yadav took oath as the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday. Now, the era of Shivraj Singh Chouhan has ended in the state. After the election results, there was suspense on the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh post for about eight days.
After this, the Bharatiya Janata Party announced that Mohan Yadav, the Education Minister in the Shivraj government, was the new Chief Minister of the state.
After resigning from the post of Chief Minister, attention was paid to every activity of Shivraj Singh Chouhan. The former Chief Minister has significantly changed his bio on social media. They have described themselves as ‘brother and uncle’. There is no mention of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) anywhere in the bio.
In the last few days, Shivraj Singh Chouhan has made such statements, which have become a topic of discussion in political circles. Once, he wrote ‘Ram-Ram’ on social media, and then he even said that he would not go to Delhi to ask for anything for himself; it is better to die than that.
Apart from this, after leaving the post, he said, ‘Jas ki tas rakh dini chadriya.’ Now, ‘Bhai aur Mama’ has come in his bio. In the state’s politics, Chouhan is recognized as the maternal uncle of daughters and brother of sisters. He has tried conveying the same through his social media account bio.
‘I Would Rather Die Than Beg’
Shivraj Singh Chouhan said in the press conference on Tuesday that he would rather ‘die’ than demand anything for himself from his party. The 4-time Chief Minister said that whatever work the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) gives him, he will complete it. Mohan Yadav will soon replace him after the party’s landslide victory in last month’s assembly elections.
Chouhan said in response to a question, ‘I wanted to humbly say that I would prefer to die rather than go (Delhi) and ask for something for myself.’ Last week, amid ongoing speculation about the next Chief Minister, Chouhan had said that he would like to die in Delhi. He will not go and claim that he has never been in the race for the top post in the state.
On Tuesday, Shivraj Singh Chouhan (64) said, ‘When a person is self-centred, he thinks only about himself, but BJP is a mission; there is some work for every worker. Whatever work is assigned to me, I will do it.’ Expressing satisfaction over his tenure in power, Chouhan further said that he is confident that the new BJP government under the leadership of Mohan Yadav will complete the ongoing work at a rapid pace. ‘I will always support them,’ he said, adding that the BJP has made gains in Madhya Pradesh due to the blessings of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the hard work of party workers as well as the welfare schemes of the state government and the Centre, especially the ‘Laadli Behna’ scheme and formed a majority government.
