Digvijay Singh

BJP's Rodmal Nagar defeated Congress leader Digvijaya Singh by a margin of 1.46 lakh votes in the Rajgarh constituency.

Parmer recalled that there were two types of camps in the Yatra, Type 1 for VVIPs and Rahul Gandhi, and Type 2 for the ordinary participants. He claimed that the VVIPs camp had a “picnic-like atmosphere” and were loaded with amenities surpassing even those of five-star hotels.

The Senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh rejected media reports of Kamal Nath leaving Congress as mere stories for breaking news.

Digvijaya Singh ordered by a Thane court to apologise for a contentious post insulting former RSS chief MS Golwalkar Guruji

Opposition leaders must learn to accept defeat and respect the electorate choice instead of spinning yarns about EVMs

Lakshman Singh said, "Don't consider Rahul Gandhi such a big leader, I don't. He is an ordinary MP."

Digvijay Singh's post did not go well with the Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad as they submitted a memorandum to the police following which an FIR was registered against Digvijay Singh under the relevant sections of the IPC.

Narottam Mishra asserted that forget actually banning, no one can even think of banning Bajrang Dal in Madhya Pradesh. 

During a media interaction at Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) office in Bhopal, Singh said, "We will not ban Bajrang Dal if we win elections in Madhya Pradesh as there can be some good people in Bajrang Dal as well, but we will not spare anyone involved in riots or violence."

Shashank Shekhar Tripathi - the convenor of the BJP’s Kashi region legal cell - filed a complaint against Digvijaya Singh for spreading fake quotes and attributing them to MS Golwalkar.