राज्य
08-Dec-2025
Minister Pratima Bagri’s Brother Arrested for Ganja Smuggling In Madhya Pradesh a major police action took place after Satna Police arrested Anil Bagri the brother of Minister of State Pratima Bagri. He was caught for alleged involvement in a ganja smuggling racket. Police seized about 46 kilograms of ganja from Anil and one of his associates during the operation. Anil was seen covering his face while being taken into custody. Police sources reveal that five days earlier his brother-in-law had also been arrested in the same case. Officers believe this may be part of a larger smuggling network. The arrest has created significant political disturbance across the state. Cabinet Meeting in Khajuraho: CM Praises Food Department Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav held a cabinet meeting in Khajuraho at the Maharaja Chhatrasal Convention Centre. Before the meeting began the CM interacted with Bundeli folk artists and enjoyed their cultural performance. During his two-day tour he reviewed department-wise progress and praised the Food Department for improving transparency and efficiency in various schemes. The Food Minister also took a political swipe saying “those who join Congress usually disappear politically.” The cabinet discussed development plans administrative reforms and progress on welfare initiatives. The meeting highlighted the government’s focus on accountability and department performance. Chhatarpur Fertiliser Shortage Sparks Massive Farmer Roadblock A severe fertiliser shortage in Chhatarpur triggered massive protests by farmers. Thousands of farmers blocked National Highway-39 near Bamitha police station causing heavy disruption to traffic including vehicles of ministers heading to Khajuraho for review meetings. Farmers said they had been waiting in long queues through the night but still did not get fertiliser. The district administration sent senior officials to negotiate and urged the farmers to maintain peace. However the protesters demanded an immediate increase in fertiliser supply. The roadblock highlighted the growing crisis in the region and the urgent need for better distribution management. Tikamgarh Fertiliser Crisis: Farmer Dies While Waiting in Queue In Tikamgarh the ongoing fertiliser crisis turned tragic when a 50-year-old farmer Jamuna Kushwaha from Kari Bajraua village died after collapsing while waiting in a long queue for urea. He had been visiting distribution centres for three days due to acute shortage. On Monday morning while standing at the Badora Ghat centre he experienced dizziness and vomiting. People took him to a hospital but he died during treatment. The incident sparked anger among farmers who blamed poor distribution systems for the death. The tragedy has intensified demands for immediate government action to resolve the fertiliser crisis. Sagar Shock: Woman BLO Dies After Heart Attack Linked to Workload A woman Booth Level Officer (BLO) Laxmi Jaroliya died in Sagar while undergoing treatment. She was also a primary school teacher. Her son alleged that she had been working until midnight continuously for SIR (voter-list revision) duties which caused extreme mental stress. She had suffered a heart attack ten days earlier and her condition deteriorated again due to workload pressure. Locals say similar incidents have happened before and nearly eight BLO staff in the district have reportedly died due to stress-related issues. The case has raised serious concerns about workload and staff safety in election-related duties. Jitu Patwari Alleges Massive Malnutrition and Mid-Day Meal Scam Madhya Pradesh Congress chief Jitu Patwari has levelled major allegations against the government over malnutrition and corruption in the mid-day meal scheme. Speaking at a press conference he said 50 lakh children in the state have never seen milk cashews or apples. He claimed only ₹12 is spent per child’s meal while ₹40 is spent on a cow. Patwari alleged a massive annual scam worth ₹20000 crore and demanded a CBI investigation. He also said nearly 10000 government schools do not even have a principal. His statements have triggered a political storm and renewed debates on nutrition policies. Deputy CM Shukla Hits Back: “Congress Only Makes Baseless Accusations” Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla strongly countered Jitu Patwari’s allegations about corruption in the mid-day meal scheme. He said Congress only knows how to accuse while the government has been consistently improving nutrition and health indicators. Shukla cited official numbers showing that the maternal mortality rate has fallen from 175 to 142 and infant mortality has also decreased. He said these improvements prove the government’s commitment to public welfare. Shukla dismissed Patwari’s comments as politically motivated turning the issue into a heated political clash between the ruling BJP and the Congress. After Conversion Shubham Goswami Returns to Hinduism in Bhopal In Bhopal’s Jahangirabad area Shubham Goswami who had converted to Islam for a relationship has now returned to Hinduism after ending the relationship. At the Gufa Temple rituals including havan mundan and purification were performed in the presence of Minister Vishvas Sarang. Shubham claimed he was forced to adopt the name Aman Khan and follow Islamic customs. After he complained police registered a case and arrested three accused. The incident has sparked debate about forced religious conversion and relationship-based manipulation. The case continues to draw public and political attention in the state. Indore: Celebratory Firing at BJYM President’s Wedding Goes Viral In Indore a video of celebratory firing during the wedding procession of BJYM city president Saugat Mishra went viral on social media. The video shows people firing guns openly during the procession. Reports suggest that several senior BJP leaders including the city mayor were present though they denied knowledge of the incident. Police said they are verifying the footage and action will be taken after confirmation. The viral video has raised serious questions about law and order and the rising trend of illegal firing during celebrations especially during the politically sensitive period. Cold Wave Grips MP as Temperatures Drop Sharply A strong cold wave has tightened its grip on Madhya Pradesh bringing a sharp fall in temperatures across many districts. Several cities including Bhopal Indore Gwalior and Ratlam recorded minimum temperatures below 10°C making the mornings extremely chilly. Hill regions and northern MP districts reported heavy fog reducing visibility and affecting road traffic. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert for the next two days warning of further temperature drops and dense fog in some areas. People have been advised to stay warm avoid early morning travel and take precautions against seasonal illnesses.
