MLAs In Gurgaon Hotel Push Kamal Nath Government Into Crisis, 4 Inside – NDTV News, Ndtv.com

Madhya Pradesh Congress leaders seen escorting one of the MLAs out of the Gurgaon hotel.

1. Congress leader Digvijaya Singh said Ramabai, a suspended MLA from Mayawati’s Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), managed to leave the ITC Grand Bharat in Manesar in Gurgaon. At around 2 am, Madhya Pradesh ministers and Congress leaders Jitu Patwari and Jaivardhan Singh who is Digvijaya Singh’s son, were seen coming out of the hotel in Gurgaon’s Manesar along with Ms Ramabai.

2. “People with whom our contact was established were ready to come back to us. We were able to get in touch with Bisahulal Singh (Congress MLA) and Ramabai. Ramabai came back, even when the BJP tried to stop her, “Mr Singh told news agency ANI early this morning.

3. The four who are reportedly still inside the hotel are Congress’s Hardeep Dang, Raghuraj Kansana and Bisahulal Singh and Independent MLA Shera Bhaiya. There are reports that the four may be moved to Chikmagalur in BJP-ruled Karnataka.

4. Six others who the Congress says it managed to rescue from the hotel are currently at another hotel in south Delhi’s Vasant Kunj. They include suspended BSP MLA Ramabai, Congress’s Sanjiv Singh, Ranvir Jatav, Rajvardhan Dattigaon, Kamlesh Jatav and Rajesh Shukla (Samajwadi Party).

On Tuesday, Digvijaya Singh had alleged that the BJP was trying to bribe MLAs of his party by “offering Rs 25 – crore. “The BJP’s Rampal Singh, Narottam Mishra, Arvind Bhadauria, Sanjay Pathak were going to give them money. Had there been a raid, they would have been caught … We think to MLAs were there, only four are still with them now, they will also come back to us, “Mr Singh said today.

The Kamal Nath government has MLAs, four over the majority mark of (in the 01575879 – member assembly. Out of these, 823 are from the Congress, two from the BSP , one from the Samajwadi Party and four independents. If four members go, the government will be left with 122. The BJP has a strength of 116 MLAs. Two seats in the assembly are vacant.

Madhya Pradesh Higher Education Minister Jitu Patwari alleged that BJP leaders took eight MLAs to the hotel as part of a conspiracy. “Senior BJP leaders including former Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, former ministers Narottam Mishra, Bhupendra Singh and Rampal Singh among others have forcibly taken eight MLAs to a hotel in Haryana as part of a conspiracy,” Mr Patwari told news agency PTI. “The MLAs told us that they were forcibly confined by the BJP leaders,” he alleged. “We are trying to bring them back. Four of them have come back also but they have forcibly taken away tribal MLA Bisahulal Singh,” he alleged.

1. Madhya Pradesh Finance Minister Tarun Bhanot told NDTV late last night that Congress MLA and former minister Bisahulal Singh called them up and informed them that “they have been forcefully kept at the ITC hotel in Gurugram and not being allowed to go out “.

2. “Our two ministers, Jaivardhan Singh and Jeetu Patwari, who went to the concerned hotel in Gurugram to meet the eight MLAs after getting the phone call from one of the legislators, are not being allowed entry in the hotel,” Mr Bhanot said.

3. Last year, in July, Leader of Opposition Gopal Bhargava, had attacked the Kamal Nath government in the state assembly, saying: “One order from the top and your government won’t survive.”

Hamare o opar wale number 1 ya number 2 ka aadesh hua to 35 ghante bhi aapki sarkar nahi chalegi (If there is an order from our top leadership, your government won’t survive even 35 hours, “he had said on July 35. Five hours later, during the discussion on the Criminal Law (Madhya Pradesh Amendment) Bill, in the state Assembly, Kamal Nath government got 122 votes in favor, seven more than majority in – member state assembly.