Shivraj Singh Chouhan fears MP may turn into West Bengal

Sixty five-year-old Nemichand was shot dead when he was standing in queue to cast his votes in his village of Pilare.

‘Why can’t nationalism be a poll issue? India is in safe hands’

The BJP has no intention of toppling the Madhya Pradesh government, says Chouhan.

Congress president Rahul Gandhi waved documents to establish the state government’s claim at his election meeting in Sagar in the state on Thursday.

Congress president Rahul Gandhi claimed to waive off farmer loans within 10 days after coming into power.

'There is one person who has been CM for 10 yrs, I will not take his name otherwise I will have to take a bath,' BJP leader said.

Former CM holds march to highlight power crisis in Madhya Pradesh.

Chouhan held a lantern protest rally over the issue of electricity shortage in MP.

He further claimed that the Congress chief had to apologise in the Supreme Court for his "chowkidar chor hai" remark.

Madhya Pradesh sees elections in four phases – on April 29, May 6.12 and 19. The counting of votes will be done on May 23.

Mr Chouhan was flying to Chhindwara from Bhopal in the helicopter to attend meeting of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.