MLA Reaches Collectorate with 500 Stray Cows; Gate Found Locked In Sheopur Congress held a very unusual protest against the rising problem of stray cattle. MLA Babu Jandel along with party workers walked almost 18 kilometers while herding more than 500 stray cows. They took the animals directly to the Collectorate to show how serious the issue has become for farmers. But when they reached the office they found the main gate locked by the administration. The MLA climbed the gate and shouted slogans. He warned that stray cows are damaging crops and causing accidents on the roads. Jandel said the government must take immediate action or the protest will be intensified. CM Visits Indore Says-Naxalism Has Been Eliminated Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav arrived in Indore on Thursday. Speaking at the airport he said that since his government came to power it has been working continuously for the welfare of youth and poor families. He claimed that during the Congress government Naxalism was a very big challenge in the state. But the present government has successfully controlled and ended the problem in most districts. The CM also mentioned that the administration is focusing on development law and order and improving basic facilities for the public. He praised Indore for its discipline and growing importance in the state. Vikrant Bhuria Says-Figure of 33000 Trees Is Wrong The tree-cutting controversy in Singrauli is getting more intense. Congress MLA Vikrant Bhuria said that the official number of 33000 trees being cut is completely incorrect. According to him more than three lakh trees have actually been removed in the district. He claimed the administration is hiding the real figures to protect certain influential people. Bhuria demanded a high-level investigation and said such massive destruction of forests will harm the environment and local communities. He also added that Congress will continue raising the issue until the truth is made public and strict action is taken. Farmers Protest with Blackened Faces and “Rooster Act” in Burhanpur In Burhanpur farmers affected by the Pangri Dam Project staged another unique protest on Thursday. For the last two years they have been demanding fair compensation but claim the administration is not listening. This time the farmers gathered in large numbers on the banks of the Utawali River. They blackened their faces crouched like roosters and performed a symbolic “murga protest” to highlight their pain. They said they are losing their land and livelihood and urged officials to resolve the issue quickly and deliver justice. Last Active Naxals of Balaghat Surrender; District Declared Naxal-Free Balaghat district achieved a major milestone after the surrender of the last two hardcore Naxals. Deepak carrying a reward of ₹29 lakh and his partner Rohit with a reward of ₹14 lakh surrendered on December 11 in the Birsa area. They reached the Korca camp and handed over their weapons to police officials. ASP (Naxal) Adarshkant Shukla confirmed that with this surrender Balaghat has officially become Naxal-free. Both men said they now want to leave violence and join the mainstream. Police will assist them in rehabilitation under government policies that support surrendered Naxals. Government Property Sold Illegally EOW Registers Case The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) has registered an FIR against the operators of DHL Infrabulls International Pvt. Ltd. in Indore. They are accused of selling properties that were mortgaged with the state government without taking mandatory approval. Officials said the company manipulated documents to complete the sale. This has caused financial loss to the government. The EOW is now investigating more details about the transactions and whether more people were involved. Authorities have also warned other companies to follow legal rules strictly or face strict action under financial crime laws. Khalsa College in Indore and Govt Engineering College in Ujjain Sealed The municipal corporations of Indore and Ujjain have taken strong steps against major property tax defaulters. In Indore Khalsa College’s office was sealed on Thursday for not paying dues. Meanwhile in Ujjain the store room of the Government Engineering College was sealed. Both institutions owe more than ₹1 crore in pending tax. Officials said that several notices were sent earlier but no payment was made. The corporations will continue similar actions against other defaulters to improve tax collection. Students and staff have been asked to use alternative arrangements until the dues are cleared. Rohini Leaks Bank Statement of Azad Samaj Party A new controversy has started after Dr. Rohini Ghawari former girlfriend of MP Chandrashekhar Azad leaked the bank statement of his Azad Samaj Party. The statement shows deposits of nearly ₹2.5 crore in the party’s account. This has led to political discussions with many asking about the source of the funds. Rohini has been accusing the MP for several days on social media. Supporters of Azad have called this a personal issue being turned into politics. The MP has not yet responded to the latest leak and the matter is gaining attention across Uttar Pradesh. Man Caught and Shot Dead with Three Bullets in Jabalpur A shocking murder was recorded on video in Sihora Jabalpur on Thursday afternoon. A 45-year-old man named Dharmendra Singh Thakur also known as Chintu was traveling on his bike when two men stopped him. When he tried to run they chased him caught him and threw him to the road. One of the attackers then placed a gun near his head and fired three shots. The video has gone viral creating fear in the area. Police say Dharmendra had disputes with some people but they have not given an official statement yet. A search for the attackers is underway. Man Uploads Wife’s Obscene Video to Become Porn Star In Rewa a disturbing incident has come to light where a man filmed an obscene video of his own wife and uploaded it on social media. Police said the man did this because he wanted to become a porn star. After the video went viral the woman filed a complaint. A case has been registered under serious sections and police teams are searching for the accused who is currently absconding. His mobile location shows he is in Mumbai. Authorities said strict action will be taken and support will be provided to the victim under legal and counseling services. Cold Wave Tightens Grip; Indore Records 4.5°C Madhya Pradesh is facing severe winter conditions. On Wednesday–Thursday night the temperature again dropped below 5°C in many areas. Indore was the coldest major city in the state recording 4.5°C — even colder than Pachmarhi the state’s only hill station. This is the lowest temperature in Indore in the past 10 years. The Meteorological Department has warned that cold winds from the north will continue and temperatures may drop further. People have been advised to stay warm especially during early morning and late-night hours.
