Bhopal: A review meeting of law and order was held at the CM's residence under the chairmanship of Shivraj Singh Chouhan. During this, CM Shivraj said that those madrasas and institutions running illegally in the state will be reviewed, where fundamentalism is being taught. Bigotry and extremism will not be tolerated in Madhya Pradesh. He further said to keep an eye on social media, identify those who write misleading news or insensitive or radicalising comments, and take necessary action.

The same Home Minister Narottam Mishra said that in the meeting, Chief Minister Shivraj directed officers to keep a close watch on organisations like JMB and PFI and those who spread confusion on social media regarding festivals in the coming days and that no illegal activities should be conducted anywhere in the state. Gave strict instructions.

After the review meeting, Home Minister Dr. Narottam Mishra said that 'organisations like JMB and PFI will be closely monitored in view of the upcoming festivals. Illegal activities will not be allowed to operate from anywhere. Will destroy organised crime. The premises should be closed. A sharp watch will be kept on social media so that no one can spread any kind of confusion. Strictness on adulteration; action will be taken on chit fund. The mafia or any organised crime will not be allowed to flourish in Madhya Pradesh. High-ranking officers of the department, including CS Iqbal Singh Bains and DGP Sudhir Saxena, were present in the meeting.

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