BJP’s Prominent Leader Gaurishankar Bisen Refuses to Run in Elections

GG News Bureau

Chhindwara, 12th Jan. Madhya Pradesh will hold assembly elections this year. The BJP and Congress are preparing for the elections. Meanwhile, senior BJP leader Gaurishankar Bisen has announced that he will not run for the Balaghat assembly seat in 2023.

During his visit to Chhindwara, when asked about contesting the next election, Bisen said that I am a party worker. Modiji, Naddaji, Shivrajji will decide from where I have to contest elections.

He said, “I have contested nine Balaghat assembly elections and four Lok Sabha elections. I will no longer run for the Balaghat assembly seat. I have run in nine Balaghat assembly elections and four Lok Sabha elections. I will no longer run for the Balaghat assembly seat.”

Gaurishankar Bisen is a powerful BJP MP. In the 2018 assembly elections, he won by a large margin. Gaurishankar has also served as a minister twice in Madhya Pradesh’s Shivraj government. He is the current chairman of the Madhya Pradesh State Backward Classes Welfare Commission.

Former minister and chairman of the State Backward Classes Welfare Commission Gaurishankar Bisen has questioned his own government. He has bombarded the government with questions about the PDS distribution system. In fact, he told reporters in Chhindwara that wheat is not reaching ration shops via the PDS distribution system.

The state’s Food and Civil Supplies Minister has been questioned about why the wheat is not arriving and where it has gone. He stated that if the state government does not make wheat arrangements after consulting with the central government within a week, he will meet with the Prime Minister. Bisen, the BJP’s strongman, also stated that the government purchased 1.90 million metric tons of wheat at the support price last year.

Bisen also raised concerns about the collector’s operation during the media interview. He expressed his dissatisfaction by stating that the collector does not have time to come. She kept making excuses for two days, saying she would come tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, but she never did. I’d like to inform Collector Sheetla Patle through the media. You’re young and experienced. When I was a minister, you were the SDM in Gwalior. Your first posting is in Chhindwara.

I am familiar with your education and childhood. I welcomed you when I got to know that you had cleared IAS. I used to believe she was a girl from Balaghat who would do some work. People have the impression that they work. I was relieved that she would do a better job because she is a girl from my community.