While talking to the media, former minister Deepak Joshi, putting an end to all the speculations, has said that he will join the Congress in front of the State Congress President Kamal Nath in the capital Bhopal on Saturday, May 6.
These days everything is not going smoothly in the politics of Madhya Pradesh, where former state minister Deepak Joshi is now going to join Congress. While talking to the media, Deepak Joshi, who came to Dewas, put an end to all the speculations and said that he will join the Congress in front of State Congress President Kamal Nath in the capital Bhopal on Saturday, May 6. Not only this, while talking to the media, Deepak Joshi has made all the allegations against the organization. While talking to the media, Deepak Joshi looked emotional, where his eyes remained moist.
Deepak Joshi said this
Talking to the media, senior leader Deepak Joshi said that he has to take care of his father’s legacy and is taking this step to honor his father. My father has always done politics of honesty. Deepak Joshi said that I do not want any ticket even from Congress, if the party asks then I am ready to contest from Budhni. Deepak Joshi said that, joining Congress and Kamal Nath, I will prepare my future strategy, I will try my best to remove the shortcomings of Dewas district, which is a symbol of my father’s Suchita’s politics.
persistent attempts to persuade
There was a stir in the politics of Malwa when the displeasure of Deepak Joshi, former MLA of Hatpipliya Vidhansabha and former minister, started coming to the fore. Meanwhile, the audio and video that went viral on social media increased the concern of senior BJP leaders, in which Deepak Joshi was seen continuously talking against the organization. Not only this, Deepak Joshi kept on giving indications of changing the party again and again, after which efforts were being made by the organization to persuade him. On the other hand, Deepak Joshi, who reached the BJP office in Indore late last night, had held talks with the big leaders of the organization, but all efforts to persuade Deepak Joshi failed, and now he is going to join the ongoing Congress