Jaivardhan insists politics was never the path his father, a past master at the game, wanted him to follow. (Express)
Breaking out of former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Digvijaya Singh’s gravitational pull is not an easy task, as any leader across the state’s political spectrum will attest. In that respect at least, son Jaivardhan Singh can claim to have stepped out of his father’s shadow and carved an identity for himself.
While his father tours the state, visiting district-level Congress workers and taking on the ruling BJP dispensation, Jaivardhan, a two-time MLA, is quietly chipping away at the BJP strongholds of Gwalior-Chambal and Malwa, the playground of Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia and his followers.
Jaivardhan was in the news recently over the role he played in getting two Scindia loyalists back into the Congress fold. This included Baijnath Singh Yadav, who walked into the Congress leading a 700-car rally in Bhopal on June 14, and Yadvendra Singh Yadav, who joined the Congress in March.
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