"The Congress party in the state feels that the voice of people will be strengthened if Soniaji, who had declined the post of prime minister in the past, goes to Rajya Sabha from Madhya Pradesh," he stated.

In a press release, the disciplinary committee chief and MPCC treasurer Ashok Singh warned that the party will consider taking action against those who engaged in "anti-party" activities and failed to submit satisfactory reply within the stipulated time.

Nath was replaced as the state Congress president after the party's poor performance in the 2023 state assembly polls.

After the BJP's landslide victory in the Madhya Pradesh assembly polls held in November 2023, the party chose Mohan Yadav as the chief minister, replacing Chouhan who served as the state's CM four times.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav and his two deputies Rajendra Shukla and Jagdish Devda on Friday met Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who said the state will set new standards of development and progress under their leadership.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP national president J.P. Nadda, and former Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan attended the swearing-in ceremony at the Lal Parade Ground.

The Congress today criticised the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for choosing Mohan Yadav as the next Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, saying that Yadav was facing serious allegations, including those pertaining to large-scale manipulation in the Ujjain masterplan.

In a significant political development, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) announced Ujjain South MLA Mohan Yadav as the new chief minister-elect for Madhya Pradesh on Monday.

The suspense over who will become the next chief minister of Madhya Pradesh is likely to end on Monday when the BJP's 163 newly-elected legislators meet and select their leader in the presence of central observers.

Five days after the Congress lost Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh assembly polls, the party's top leadership on Friday held separate meetings to assess the reasons for its humiliating defeats in the two states at the hands of the BJP.

Union ministers Narendra Singh Tomar and Prahlad Singh Patel resigned from Lok Sabha on Wednesday as the BJP decided that all of its 12 MPs recently elected to state assemblies will quit Parliament.

Madhya Pradesh Congress chief Kamal Nath is likely to meet party president Mallikarjun Kharge on Tuesday and may tender his resignation from the post following the party's debacle in the assembly elections, sources said.