Ujjain, March 12: BJP today claimed it would register a hat-trick in the 2013 Assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh and said the party has chalked out a plan to “wipe out” Congress from the state in the polls.
“We have instructed senior MLAs and ministers to adopt the constituencies where BJP had lost in the last polls and nurture them to wipe out Congress from the state,” national general secretary in-charge of the state Anant Kumar said addressing the opening session of the two-day long executive meeting of the party.
The BJP would form the government for the third time in a row in the next Assembly polls, he said.
He said the “magic” of Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi had “totally failed” in the Bihar Assembly polls, and since then, he had stopped touring the country.
—PTI