"...the feeling of pure love never changes" -- AIMIM leader Owaisi alleges 'secret' tie up between Congress and BJP

“Madam, has Modi ji invited you to Ayodhya in January? If he has not, it is a big insult to your party’s and your late father’s contributions to the anti-Babri movement,” says Asaduddin Owaisi referring to the BJP’s promise of taking people in Telangana to Ayodhya for free if the saffron party comes to power.

Telangana goes to polls on Nov 30 and 'D-Day' is on December 3rd when  counting of votes will be done for five states Telangana, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Mizoram and Madhya Pradesh. 

Owaisi, who is Hyderabad MP,  indirectly alleged a tie-up between Congress and BJP, also asking, “Why did BJP Haryana govt give a clean chit to your spouse? What is this TEEN MAAR?”.
'Teen Maar' is a Telugu language film that portrays a message that the feeling of pure love never changes. 

Congress leader Priyanka had earlier made an allegation of collusion between Asaduddin Owaisi's party, the BJP, and the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) of K Chandrasekhar Rao in Telangana.

It is on this backdrop that the AIMIM chief took a dig at Priyanka Gandhi, asking whether Prime Minister Narendra Modi has invited her to the Ram Temple inauguration in Ayodhya.

BJP exudes confidence of retaining power in Madhya Pradesh 

# The efforts of RSS contributed to fortifying the BJP's foundation in Madhya Pradesh, creating a ripple effect. This effort positioned the BJP in a more competitive stance, 

# PM Narendra Modi himself took charge on certain matters and both he and Home Minister Amit Shah ensured the first list of candidates a month ahead of their competitors, injecting newfound energy. 

$$ Concerned about anti incumbency hitting Shivraj Singh Chouhan, the BJP high command strategically fielded multiple Union ministers and sitting MPs in the electoral fray, signaling flexibility in the state leadership. This gave an indication that even within BJP, there was room for a new Chief Minister. Narendra Singh Tomar and Kailash Vijayvargiya could be considered for the top post once results start pouring in on Dec 3.  

Since 2003, the Bharatiya Janata Party has won the Assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh thrice, while the Congress could emerge victorious only once, that is 2018. 
Polling was held for all 230 Assembly constituencies in a single phase on Friday (November 17). 

The voter turnout this time was the highest in the history of Madhya Pradesh since it was founded in 1956. It also surpassed the 75.63 per cent voter turnout of the 2018 assembly polls by 0.59 per cent.