List Deputy Chief Ministers of Madhya Pradesh

No.	Name	Constituency	Term of Office	Party
1	Virendra Kumar Sakhlecha	Jawad	30 Jul 1967 – 12 Mar 1969	Bharatiya Jana Sangh
2	Shiv Bhanu Singh Solanki	Dhar	1980s (exact dates not always consistently recorded)	Indian National Congress
3	Subhash Yadav	Kasrawad	1993 – 1998	Indian National Congress
4	Jamuna Devi	Kukshi	1998 – 2003	Indian National Congress
5	Rajendra Shukla	Rewa	13 Dec 2023 – Present	Bharatiya Janata Party

List Deputy Chief Ministers of Madhya Pradesh

1. Virendra Kumar Sakhlecha

From Jawad constituency.
First Deputy CM of Madhya Pradesh (1967–1969) under Govind Narayan Singh.
Member of Bharatiya Jana Sangh (predecessor of BJP).
Later became Chief Minister in 1978.

2. Shiv Bhanu Singh Solanki

Senior Congress leader from Dhar.
Served as Deputy CM during Arjun Singh’s government in the 1980s.
Represented Congress’s rural and backward-class leadership.

3. Subhash Yadav

Congress leader from Kasrawad.
Deputy CM (1993–1998) under Digvijaya Singh.
Known for his strong support base among backward classes.
Served again later in advisory and ministerial roles.

4. Jamuna Devi

Veteran Congress leader from Kukshi.
Deputy CM (1998–2003) under Digvijaya Singh.
The first woman Deputy CM of Madhya Pradesh, and a respected tribal leader.

5. Rajendra Shukla

BJP leader from Rewa.
Appointed Deputy CM on 13 December 2023 in the Mohan Yadav government.
Seen as a counterbalance to regional politics within BJP.
Presently serving as Deputy CM (2025).

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