Indore: In Indore city of Madhya Pradesh, an elderly widow, while busy thanking the collector, said, he removed a lot of tension from his mind. Now I can comfortably go upstairs. This whole incident was seen in Aada Bazar. For the last 22 years, the elderly woman and her family were fighting for justice. The same 22 years ago, the woman's husband Prabhakar Mahadik had appealed for justice to the freight controlling officer.

Seeing the way to get justice, the husband died but justice was not received. Prabhakar rented a 77 square feet shop in the front part of his house to Purushottam Puranik. Puranik started running a grocery shop here. But neither he was paying the rent, nor was he vacating the shop. In fact, after the death of Prabhakar Mahadik, his wife Sunayana Mahadik kept on making rounds of the collector's office for justice for many years.  Many collectors have come and gone.

In the hope of justice, the old lady met Collector Manish Singh some time back and told her whole story. The old lady also told that the tenant Purushottam often misbehaves with her. Hearing the pain of the old lady, the collector came into action and gave instructions to the concerned officers. SDM Munish Sikarwar also issued the order to vacate the shop a few days ago, but the tenant did not vacate the shop. On this, SDM Munish Sikarwar, SDM Akshay Singh Markam, Tehsildar Lokesh Ahuja and district administration team reached Aada Bazar and taking action, after vacating the shop from the tenant, handed over the possession of the shop to the old lady.

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