Madhya Pradesh Govt Crisis 2020

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today won the confidence motion unanimously. Chouhan had last evening swore in as the Chief Minister for the fourth time in presence of MP Governor.

The Madhya Pradesh Congress government collapses with Kamal Nath stepping down as the Chief Minister.

While the Constitution was being framed and discussed upon, Sardar Patel sought to make it explicit that 'special powers' endowed upon the Governor would not create dissonance between him and the ministry. He stressed that there would be no 'invasion of the field of ministerial responsibility'.

The former princely state of Raghopur once collected revenues for the Maharaja of Gwalior, the Scindias. The brunt of this rivalry was still borne by the descendants in Congress.

Bengaluru Police has put senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh under preventive arrest as he sat on a dharna outside a hotel where he had gone to meet rebel Congress MLAs.

Shivraj Singh Chauhan accused the Kamal Nath government of employing "pressure and allurement" tactics to save it from falling

Madhya Pradesh Governor Lalji Tandon today wrote the Chief Minister Kamal Nath ordering a floor test to prove majority on 17th March, 2020.

The Supreme Court of India will hear the petition filed by the BJP seeking a floor test in the Madhya Pradesh State Assembly on March 17.

Jyotiraditya Scindia has quit Congress putting the Kamal Nath government in deep crisis, bringing an irreversible change to Madhya Pradesh politics.

The Madhya Pradesh assembly has been adjourned till March 26. Earlier today, governor Lalji Tandon had addressed the assembly and stated, "All must follow the rules under the Constitution so that dignity of Madhya Pradesh remains protected."