Whoever wins or loses the election, the MLA will be from the family

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So far, more than 400 candidates from all political parties have contested the elections for 230 assembly seats in

Madhya Pradesh. The contest on most of the seats is between bjp and Congress. At the same time, on many

seats, Samajwadi party and Bahujan Samaj party have fielded their candidates to spoil the game of both.

Amidst all this, there are four seats in the state where any mla who wins or loses will be from the family.

Actually, congress has so far announced candidates for 229 seats regarding the assembly elections. Congress

has very cleverly made the contest interesting on many seats by giving tickets to family members or relatives of

bjp candidates. In this news we will know further on which seats of madhya pradesh there is a situation of

family fight. The party has pitted the daughter-in-law (younger brother's wife) against the brother-in-law at one

place and Samadhi and Samdhan at one place. Similarly, nephew will compete for one seat in front of uncle.

There may be a contest between two brothers on one assembly seat.

Samadhan against Samadhi

bjp has once again fielded Imarti Devi, who is very close to Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, in the Dabra

assembly seat of Gwalior. congress has given ticket against him to current mla suresh Raje. Although both

the candidates seem to be cordial in their relationship, there is a lot of political enmity between them. Recently,

mla suresh Raje had a heated argument with Imarti Devi regarding an objectionable video.

Nephew against uncle

At the same time, bjp has once again fielded assembly Speaker Girish gautam from Devtalab assembly seat

of Rewa district. Now, in a shock, congress has declared his nephew Padmesh gautam as its candidate for this

seat. Now an election contest will be seen between uncle and nephew in Devtalab. There is also discussion in

the area that no matter who wins the elections, the mla will be from the gautam family only.

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