Bhopal: A major case has come to light from the politics of Madhya Pradesh where former CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan has been arrested. Shivraj Singh is said to have been holding a mass protest rally for the fulfilment of farmers' demand. While he submitted a memorandum to the sub-departmental officer Mahendra Singh Kavahe, raising the demands of the state's public.
Shivraj Singh, a senior BJP leader and three-time CM of the state, had staged a mass protest rally from Subhash Marg to the Agricultural Produce Market Court to give survey and compensation to the crops of soyabean etc. Addressing farmers in Mandi pantry, Shivraj Singh said that farmers' crops should be surveyed immediately and compensation should be given, otherwise, Congress Ministers- MLAs and Kamal Nath will be attacked.
Giving details of his schemes, Shivraj said that electricity was given to the poor at the rate of Rs 200 per month, which is now hitting the current and thousands of bills are being paid to the consumers and electricity is also not being given so much. Shivraj Singh Chouhan then submitted a memorandum to the sub-departmental officer Mahendra Singh Kavahe and made his arrest by initiating a mass protest rally from Baroda. Shivraj was accompanied by MP Mahendra Singh and MLA Manohar camelwal and several top leaders.
Also Read:
INX Media Case:CBI Not Satisfied With Chidambaram's Answers, Could Demand For Lie Detector Test
A large number of people becomes JVM member, Babulal Marandi welcomes by garland
Muslim women write a letter to Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad over Triple Talaq
Supriya Sule dismisses news of Chhagan Bhujbal joining Shiv Sena