राज्य
20-Sep-2025
CM sparks controversy with “hit Cong with slippers” remark At a statue unveiling in Ashoknagar’s Rusalla village CM Dr. Mohan Yadav targeted Congress accusing leaders of misusing “Ladli Behna” funds on liquor. Addressing villagers he said “Whenever Congress leaders come hit them with slippers.” The remark sparked political uproar intensifying BJP-Congress rivalry in the state. The event marked the death anniversary of ex-MP Dr. KP Yadav’s father Raghubir Singh Yadav where the CM also strongly criticised Congress in his speech stirring heated debate across political circles in Madhya Pradesh. Tractor loan pressure leads to farmer son’s death in Chhatarpur A tragic case in Chhatarpur saw farmer Prakash Ahirwar and his 2-year-old son die after consuming poison. Authorities said Prakash 35 had taken a tractor loan but failed to repay installments after repeated crop failures. Recovery agents reportedly pressured him for ₹30–40000 threatening to seize the tractor. The family’s distress led to this extreme step. Prakash’s wife and elder son are receiving treatment. This incident highlights the growing agrarian crisis and the mental health challenges faced by indebted farmers under loan recovery stress. BJP leader Shivprakash calls for simultaneous polls BJP national leader Shivprakash emphasized on Saturday that election code of conduct consumes nearly 250 days in a five-year term hampering government functioning. He noted officials avoid major decisions six months before and after elections. Shivprakash proposed returning to simultaneous Lok Sabha and state assembly polls recalling India’s earlier system. According to him this would increase effective governance days and reduce administrative delays. His statement is gaining traction amid ongoing debates on electoral reforms to improve policy implementation and political stability in the country. Hindu groups urge govt to make Yogi biopic tax-free Following the September 19 release of “Ajeya – The Untold Story of a Yogi” a film on UP CM Yogi Adityanath Hindu organizations in Madhya Pradesh have demanded Chief Minister Mohan Yadav declare the movie tax-free. Supporters argue the film inspires youth with themes of courage dedication and leadership by portraying Yogi’s journey from monk to chief minister. The demand is gaining momentum in political and religious circles highlighting the cultural influence of biopics in shaping public perception of political leaders. Cong demands action against tehsildar after assault on farmer in Shivpuri In Karera Shivpuri a clash during fertilizer distribution led farmer Mahendra Lodhi to accuse Naib Tehsildar Dinesh Tyagi of assault. Congress leaders protested submitting a memorandum demanding Tyagi’s dismissal. They claimed farmers face fertilizer shortages but instead of aid are met with harassment. The incident has fueled local outrage with officials promising inquiry. Congress alleges BJP government’s negligence toward farmers’ hardships. Farmers are now pressing for strict action against the officer escalating tensions in the region. Shivraj visits Harda promises probe into Ladli Behna complaints Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan visited Bavadiya village in Harda meeting families affected by various issues. At Narmada bridge in Chhipaner local women complained about non-receipt of benefits under “Ladli Behna” scheme. Chouhan assured investigation and swift resolution. BJP leaders Kamal Patel and Sanjay Shah welcomed the minister. The visit highlights ongoing concerns of farmers and women in the region amid political activity with officials responding to ground-level grievances as election season approaches. Fugitive appears on BJP MP Sudhir Gupta’s stage in Mandsaur sparks outrage A video from Mandsaur showing fugitive Prakash Patidar on BJP MP Sudhir Gupta’s stage has gone viral. Patidar is wanted in a dodachura smuggling case. The event part of “Seva Pakhwada” in Balaguda panchayat also featured BJP district president Rajesh Dixit and Zila Panchayat chief Durga Patidar. Congress condemned BJP for allowing a wanted accused to appear publicly demanding explanations for law and order lapses. The incident has intensified political attacks and raised questions about enforcement of legal processes. Solar eclipse on Sept 21 won’t be visible in India A solar eclipse will occur on September 21 coinciding with Pitru Amavasya. However Indian scientists confirm it will not be visible in India as the eclipse begins at 10:59 PM IST and ends at 3:23 AM on September 22 while most are asleep. Hence no religious or cultural impact is expected across the country. Experts said the eclipse will be visible in other parts of the world but Indian skies will remain unaffected alleviating any customary concerns about eclipse-related rituals. Computer Baba launches ‘Gau Mata Nyay Spiritual leader Computer Baba announced a “Gau Mata Nyay Yatra” to address stray cow deaths and government inaction in Madhya Pradesh. The campaign starts October 7 from Narmadapuram ending at CM’s residence in Bhopal on October 14. Baba highlighted increasing incidents of stray cows dying on roads and insufficient shelter facilities. The yatra aims to pressure authorities to improve cow protection policies and infrastructure. This initiative is drawing attention among religious and political groups ahead of the journey. Heavy Rain in MP Bhopal Dams’ Gates Opened On Saturday many districts of Madhya Pradesh including Bhopal Sehore Narmadapuram Guna Barwani Dindori and Mauganj received heavy to moderate rainfall. In Bhopal clouds covered the city since morning with intermittent showers. Due to rising water levels two gates each of Kolar and Kaliyasot dams were opened. One gate of Bhadbhada dam was also lifted. Authorities have warned nearby residents to stay alert. The rain has brought relief from heat but caused waterlogging in several areas.
