Madhya Pradesh Congress' newly appointed chief Jitu Patwari has said his party, which suffered defeat in the recently held assembly polls, will face the next year's Lok Sabha elections under collective leadership and deliver positive results.
Mr. Patwari, 50, who belongs to the Other Backward Classes (OBC) community, was on December 16 appointed as the State Congress chief, replacing party veteran Kamal Nath.
The BJP retained power in the state by winning 163 seats in the 230-member assembly, polls to which were held on November 17. The Congress managed to win 66 seats.
