After the BJP's landslide victory in Madh♌ya Pradesh assembly polls, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan ღon Tuesday said he has never been a contender for the CM's post earlier or even now.
The Bharatiya Janܫata Party (BJP) has not projected any ꦬchief ministerial face in the 2023 assembly elections.
In Madhya Pradesh, the BJP bagged 163 of the 230 assemb💯ly seats, while the Congress got 66 seats and the Bharat Adivasi Party secured one seat.
“I have neither been a contender for the chief minister (post) earlier nor am I today. As a party worker, I have always carried out whatever work assigned by the BJP with dedication, to 🌄the best of♍ my ability, genuineness and honesty,” Chouhan said in a video statement shared on his official X account.
Chouhan, who has been M𒊎adhya Pradesh's chief minister four times, said he is fo𓂃rtunate to be a "worker of the BJP."
“I am fortunateಌ that (Prime Minister) Narendra Modi ji is our leader and I got an opportunity to work with him, A glorious, prosperous, and powerful India is being built under Modi ji… Modi ji is our leader and we have always felt proud and happy to work with 💫him,” Chouhan said while terming himself as a party worker.
Thanking the voters, Chouhan said people gave unprecedented support to the B🙈JP.
-With PTI Input
