Indore: An NRI from Indore, the sought the solution of his problem from CM Kamalnath via Twitter. On the person's complaint, CM Kamal Nath took immediate action and ordered the local administration of Indore to investigate the matter. In fact, a person named Manoj Varghese tweeted to CM Kamal Nath on Friday that he has been an NRI since 1994, his home in Saket Nagar in Indore.

Manoj said that while he was out of the country, his old tenant took possession of his house with the help of local administration. The person complains that the name of the occupant is Shivraj. The young man tweeted to CM Kamal Nath that Shivraj repeatedly threatens his minister, Priyavrat Singh. NRI, who asks for help on Tweets, lives in Muscat, Oman. Following the tweet, CM Kamal Nath issued instructions to the police officers to assist the NRI, after which the Indore IG, a police team led by SP Yusuf Qureshi, visited the disputed house and recorded statements from both sides.

In the evening, Chief Minister's media coordinator Narendra Saluja said that after the intervention of the CM, the person who was occupying the front of the police team has given a written assurance to vacate the house within 15 days. After the problem was resolved, NRI Manoj Varghese thanked CM Kamal Nath in a tweet. "I thank the entire police team, including DGP VK Singh of Madhya Pradesh, ADG Indore Varun Kapoor, SSP Indore and SP East Indore for addressing this complaint so quickly."

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