Cong opposes Vande Mataram for Muslim appeasement: MP CM

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Monday accused the Congress of pursuing Muslim appeasement for electoral gains and said the party had opposed parts of the national song ‘Vande Mataram’ even before Independence and was continuing to do so even now. Addressing the concluding session of the BJP’s state executive committee meeting in the temple town of Orchha in Niwari district, Yadav alleged that the Congress had used the Muslim community as a “vote bank”, but had failed to work for its development. He stated that the Congress had sought to divide Hindus and Muslims, and noted the 141-year-old party was following the same approach on ‘Vande Mataram’ as it had adopted before Independence.
He announced that the government is moving forward in the direction of recruitment for different types of posts through a single examination. In the coming two years, recruitment will also be conducted for two and a half lakh posts.

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Dr Yaday said,today, the Madhya Pradesh ranks fourth in the country in road network with the construction of more than 5 lakh km of roads.