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Former chief ministers of Madhya Pradesh form an exclusive club. The BJP has three: Kailash Joshi, V.K. Saklecha and Sunderlal Patwa. The Congress has four: G.N. Singh, S.C. Shukla, Arjun Singh and Motilal Vora.

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Ex-CMs' club to protect the interests of its member in Madhya Pradesh. The move was initiated by Patwa who was relegated to the position of an ordinary MLA when the Congress Government came to power five years ago.

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Former chief ministers of Madhya Pradesh form exclusive club

Former chief ministers of Madhya Pradesh form an exclusive club. The BJP has three: Kailash Joshi, V.K. Saklecha and Sunderlal Patwa. The Congress has four: G.N. Singh, S.C. Shukla, Arjun Singh and Motilal Vora.

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