Minister Says Bribe Takers Are Anti-National Madhya Pradesh Revenue Minister Karan Singh Verma said that corruption should not be accepted. He said small issues may happen everywhere but anyone who takes a bribe is anti-national. He added that this rule applies to everyone including himself. Verma said he has won eight elections and people trust him. He described himself as a farmer who has no desire to take bribes. Earlier he had warned Ladli Behna scheme women to attend a government event or risk removal. Later he withdrew his statement. His latest remarks have again created political discussion in the state. MP Joins National Pulses Mission Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said Madhya Pradesh will work with the Central Government under the National Pulses Self-Reliance Mission. He spoke at a conference in Sehore district. He said the state has fertile land good water resources and suitable climate for farming. He called pulses an important source of protein. He encouraged farmers to increase pulses production. The state is celebrating Farmer Welfare Year. The government aims to support farmers from seed to market. The mission’s goal is to make India self-reliant in pulses and improve farmers’ income and nutrition. Police Issue Notice Over Viral Firing Video A video showing firing at a wedding is going viral on social media. It was claimed that the video was from a wedding in Bhopal’s Kolar area on January 6. However police said the location has not been confirmed. It is not clear whether the video is from Bhopal or another place. Police have sent a notice to a man named Wajahat Khan for sharing the video online. Officials said action will be taken against people who spread unverified content. Police are investigating the matter. Ajay Jamwal Holds BJP Meeting BJP leader Ajay Jamwal visited Bhopal and held a meeting with state BJP president Hemant Khandelwal. The meeting included divisional in-charge leaders. They discussed upcoming party programs and future plans. Special focus was given to training sessions that will be organized next month at district and mandal levels. Leaders were told to prepare properly and ensure smooth implementation. The visit is considered important for strengthening party organization in Madhya Pradesh. Supreme Court Protects Student’s Education A 14-year-old student in Indore was expelled from school for posting memes about teachers on Instagram. The case reached the Supreme Court. The court said a child’s education must not suffer. A bench of Justice B.V. Nagarathna and Justice Ujjal Bhuyan issued notices to the Madhya Pradesh government ICSE board and the school. They must reply by February 13 2026. The court’s decision has given hope to the student and his family. The matter is now under legal review. Minister Vijay Shah Apologizes Again Tribal Affairs Minister Vijay Shah has apologized again for his remarks about Colonel Sofia. He released a video before the Supreme Court hearing. Shah said he never intended to insult any woman officer the Indian Army or any community. He said his words were spoken in excitement and emotion. He admitted that his statement was wrong and not suitable. He said there was no bad intention behind it. This is the fourth time he has apologized in the matter. Mining Team Attacked in Tikamgarh A mining department team was attacked in Tikamgarh while stopping illegal murum mining. Police have registered a case against five people for stopping government work. The incident happened in Minaura village. Officials said illegal mining was taking place on a hill. When the team reached the spot workers ran away and left the tractor. One worker fell and injured his head. On the other hand two laborers accused the mining team of beating them. Police are investigating both sides of the matter. Road Damaged One Day After Construction A road built under the PM Gram Sadak Yojana in Sehore district has raised corruption concerns. Villagers say the 4-kilometer road became damaged just one day after construction. They claim black oil was used instead of proper tar. The road connects Kala Peepal Jagir to Lasudiya Kangar village. Five villagers have filed a complaint on the CM Helpline. They inspected the road and questioned the quality of materials. Locals are demanding strict action against the contractor. Speeding Audi Kills Three in Rewa A speeding Audi car hit a bike carrying a family in Rewa district. The accident happened near Kosta village on the Rewa-Raipur road. The impact was very strong and the bike was badly damaged. The father his young son and niece died on the spot. Witnesses said the Audi car hit the bike from behind at high speed. People gathered at the scene after the accident. Police have started an investigation into the case. Umaria Coldest at 7 Degrees Cold weather continues across Madhya Pradesh. Temperatures have dropped in many cities. Eleven cities recorded minimum temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius. Umaria was the coldest city at 7 degrees. Bhopal Indore and Gwalior recorded 11 degrees. Jabalpur recorded 10.8 degrees while Ujjain recorded 13 degrees. The cold wave has increased discomfort for people especially during early morning and night hours. Weather officials say cold conditions may continue for the next few days
