Minister hits back: “I am not Kailash Vijayvargiya… don’t try to trap me”
A political drama unfolded in Madhya Pradesh after a minister publicly distanced himself from senior BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya, warning colleagues not to drag him...
A political drama unfolded in Madhya Pradesh after a minister publicly distanced himself from senior BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya, warning colleagues not to drag him into controversies. The viral episode, which unfolded in front of the Chief Minister, has sparked fresh chatter in state politics.
🔥 The remark that set off the controversy
During an internal meeting, the minister reportedly said:
“I am not Kailash Vijayvargiya. Don’t try to frame me.”
The sharp comment came after an MLA allegedly tried to corner the minister over an administrative issue. The tense exchange exposed fault lines within the party, leaving the CM visibly surprised, sources said.
🐎 A horse neighed — BJP MP panicked
Adding an unexpected twist, insiders revealed that as the verbal spat intensified, a horse suddenly neighed, startling a BJP MP present in the room. The unusual moment lightened the tension briefly, but the minister continued his accusations.
This odd detail has become a talking point on social media, with users sharing memes and humorous reactions.
🎥 The video clip goes viral
The incident was highlighted in the “Baat Khari Hai” segment — a popular political commentary series known for its sharp, satirical take on state politics.
The clip shows:
The minister’s blunt warning,
The MLA’s stunned reaction,
And the awkward silence that followed.
Within hours, the video started circulating widely across political WhatsApp groups.
🗳️ Context: MP politics sees rising factional friction
The BJP in Madhya Pradesh has been facing internal rumblings post-election.
Key issues:
Power equations are still shifting after cabinet formation.
Several MLAs have complained of being sidelined.
Ministers are facing pressure from both party workers and the bureaucracy.
The minister’s outburst is being seen as a sign of discomfort and power struggles within the ruling party.
