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Kamalnath News : Speculations about former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh and senior Congress leader Kamal Nath joining BJP have been prevalent in politics for the last two days. However, Kamal Nath yesterday responded to all the speculations and said, 'If this happens then everyone will know, but I have not talked to anyone yet.' After his statement, he did not emphasize that 'I am in Congress and not going to BJP', but clouds of crisis are still looming over Congress. Meanwhile sources are saying that he is not joining BJP. However, his son Nakulnath and some Congress MLAs may join BJP.
Kamal Nath's conversation with Rahul Gandhi
According to media reports and some political speculations, Kamal Nath has had a conversation with Rahul Gandhi, in which he has decided to remain in the party. Earlier, senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh emphasized that, 'I have spoken to Kamal Nath and he is not going to take any such decision.'
'Kamal Nath belongs to Congress and will remain a Congressman'
Madhya Pradesh Congress President Jitu Patwari said, 'These are all rumors and the media is responsible for them. This is a conspiracy against Kamal Nath. I have spoken to him, in which he said, these speculations are just rumors and they belong to Congress and will remain Congress only. He will remain with the ideology of Congress till his last breath. However, Congress has not said anything about Nakulnath and Congress MLAs.
Why doesn't Kamal Nath refute the rumours?
Apart from the statements of Jitu Patwari and Digvijay Singh, two statements given by Kamal Nath himself to the media would make it clear that Kamal Nath had planned to join BJP, but this may not be possible, although this is speculation. When the media asked Kamal Nath whether he was really joining BJP, he said, 'If it happens, he will tell the media first.' What should be understood from his statement? Why are they not saying clearly, I am not going anywhere, it is just a rumour. Digvijay Singh said, what did Congress not give him? It can never happen that he leaves Congress.