
In a letter to Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, Yogendra Singh Chauhan suggested the actor would be a suitable candidate to defeat the BJP in Bhopal. "If Kareena Kapoor fights from Bhopal, we can hope to snatch the seat long held by the BJP," the congressman had stated. Reports further claimed that Yogendra was seeking an appointment with Chief Minister Kamal Nath to convince him to give Kareena a party ticket.

However, the Veere Di Wedding starlet has been quick to rubbish these reports and put an end to all such rumours. Kareena has made it very clear that she has no plans of entering politics and would rather focus on acting.
The 38-year-old actor said she has neither been approached nor does she have an interest in politics. "There is no truth to these reports. I have not been approached for this whatsoever. My focus is and will be films only," the actor said in a statement.
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Madhya Pradesh BJP spokesman, Rajnish Agrawal labelled the corporator's move as "entertaining". "We are too strong in Bhopal Lok as we have worked for its all-round development," he said. The BJP leader also mocked Yogendra's pitch saying that "it proves the Congress has no leader to take on the BJP in Bhopal".

Actor Saif Ali Khan, who is married to Kareena, is the son of former Indian cricketer Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi. He was the titular nawab of Pataudi, born in Bhopal. The late star had contested in elections from Bhopal back in 1991 on a Congress ticket, but lost to the BJP.
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