Bhopal:Former chief minister Digvijay Singh said that Congress will bag more than 130 seats in Madhya Pradesh and they would be the ones to celebrate Diwali in the state on December 3 when votes are counted.
In an exclusive interview with ETV Bharat, Singh said that Narendra Modi and Amit Shah are not only dissatisfied with the state leadership in Madhya Pradesh, but have lost faith in them. The party struggles with infighting and now there are four contenders for the chief minister's post, he added.
Singh said in 2018, when Congress formed the government, Kamal Nath had become the President of Pradesh Congress five months ago and the party was not much prepared. "In the last five years, we have strengthened the organisation and worked on our weaknesses. We are much better this time. I can definitely say that our situation could not have been better than this," Singh said.
The Congress leader alleged that there is a division in BJP and while earlier Shivraj Singh Chouhan was the accepted leader, now there are four contenders for the post of chief minister. In 2018, Congress had two contenders for the CM's post namely Kamal Nath and Jyotiraditya Scindia, but now there is only one candidate, Kamal Nath, he said.
"Today we are more organised and there are no factions. On the other hand BJP is facing an anti-incumbency wave and the party is divided. Hence I am confident that Congress will form the government with more than 130 seats," Singh said.