Bhopal:Former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Digvijay Singh alleged that BJP is conspiring to create riots in the state likewise Haryana's Nuh while state Congress chief Kamal Nath said that the current BJP-led government is steeped in corruption.
Speaking at a programme organised by the Congress legal cell for the lawyers across the state, Singh said, "The manner in which the BJP-led government is committing injustice and atrocities against the minority communities cannot be tolerated. I have never seen such a thing in my life. Now, I am getting information that plans are afoot to create riots in this state in the same way as that witnessed in Nuh. BJP has understood that there is a lot of resentment against them and so to counter it many such initiatives are being taken."
Singh said that in 2018, lawyers had supported the Congress leading to its victory. "Now, once again lawyers are supporting us and it is expected that we will definitely form the government with full majority," he added.
Reiterating that corruption is the main issue in poll-bound Madhya Pradesh, former chief minister Kamal Nath said that this time it will be a fight against corruption. He told lawyers that they are the protectors of the Constitution. "There is no other country that has so many religions, castes, languages and festivals. The challenge is to ensure that the Constitution does not fall into the wrong hands. Along with being a lawyer, you are also a social worker. You have to take a pledge that you will become the protector of culture," Nath said.