In a daring social media post, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra accused the ruling BJP of engaging in corrupt practices, comparing them to the erstwhile Karnataka government. She cited a purported letter from a union of contractors in Madhya Pradesh, who claimed they were coerced into parting with 50% of their earnings as a 'commission'. Her post resonated with a bold prediction: "People of Karnataka ousted the 40% commission government, now the people of Madhya Pradesh will remove the 50% commission government from power."

Responding to the onslaught, Madhya Pradesh Home Minister, Narottam Mishra, demanded solid evidence to substantiate the claims. Mishra firmly denied the allegations and warned of potential consequences. "Proof or repercussions," he challenged. The BJP's State Chief, V D Sharma, echoed this sentiment, accusing Priyanka Gandhi Vadra of wielding a "fake letter" as a weapon in her political arsenal. He lashed out, labeling the Congress' actions as a desperate ploy for power, as reported by PTI.

In the midst of this political crossfire, the state Congress retorted, vowing to expose the alleged corruption within the BJP government. K K Mishra, the Chairman of the MP Congress media department, passionately declared, "We will prove that the government is corrupt." He accused the ruling party of resorting to "political terror" and questioned the legitimacy of their methods.

The clash has also taken a legal turn, with both sides threatening legal action. The BJP warned of pursuing charges under cybercrime laws, accusing Priyanka Gandhi Vadra of misleading the public with baseless claims. On the other side of the aisle, Congress leaders rallied behind their assertions, confident in their mission to unveil the purported corruption within the BJP-led administration.