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Narottam Mishra Says Ashutosh Had No Power to Cancel His Ticket Senior BJP leader Dr. Narottam Mishra addressed party workers in Datia on Thursday. He said no one should believe the rumours that BJP candidate Ashutosh Tiwari had the power to cancel his election ticket. Mishra said such decisions are taken by senior party leaders and he would discuss the matter with them. He became emotional while talking about the disappointment of his supporters. Mishra urged party workers to stay united and not seek revenge against the BJP. Instead he asked them to work together and ensure a strong victory for BJP candidate Ashutosh Tiwari in the upcoming by-election. PM Modi to Inaugurate Upgraded Balaghat Railway Station Prime Minister Narendra Modi will give a major railway gift to Madhya Pradesh on July 17. He will virtually inaugurate the newly redeveloped Balaghat Railway Station under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme. The station has been modernized with better facilities for passengers. New waiting areas improved platforms better lighting and other services have been added to improve the travel experience. Railway officials and the district administration have completed all preparations for the event. The project aims to provide safer cleaner and more comfortable railway stations while improving transport infrastructure across the state. SP Questions VIP Treatment for Dhirendra Shastris Brother The Samajwadi Party has questioned the alleged VIP treatment given to Shaligram Garg the brother of Bageshwar Dham chief Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri. State party president Dr. Manoj Yadav said the firing accused was taken to jail in a private Innova vehicle instead of following normal police procedures. He demanded a fair investigation and also asked that Dhirendra Krishna Shastri be included in the inquiry if necessary. Yadav alleged that Shaligram Garg has influence in the area and is linked to several land and property matters connected with Bageshwar Dham. Businessman Accused of Kidnapping His Four-Year-Old Son A shocking case has come from Morena in Madhya Pradesh. A gutkha businessman is accused of kidnapping his own four-year-old son from school. Police said the accused travelled from Mumbai to Gwalior by flight and then reached Morena. He stayed in a local lodge for twelve days and watched the childs daily routine before the incident. CCTV footage showed the driver carrying the child away from the school. School authorities handed over the boy without checking any identity card. Police have started an investigation into the incident and school security procedures. Businessman Offers to Return Digvijaya Singhs Temple Donation A businessman from Sonipat has offered to return the donation made by former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Digvijaya Singh to the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. In an open letter Basant Jain said he was ready to return the ₹1.11 lakh donation with interest. He appealed that religious matters should not become part of politics. Jain said the Ram Temple was built through the faith sacrifice and support of millions of devotees. His letter came after Digvijaya Singh reportedly sought the return of his donation while raising questions about financial management in the temple trust. Waqf Board Chief Responds to Critics Madhya Pradesh Waqf Board Chairman Dr. Sanwar Patel has responded to criticism over the visit of city qazis and muftis after the appointment of non-Muslim board members. Speaking at a program in Ujjain Patel strongly criticized those opposing the meeting. He said that people who have little public support are creating unnecessary controversy on social media. Patel questioned why some people were upset simply because religious leaders had met him. His comments have added a new political and social debate to the ongoing discussion over appointments in the Waqf Board. Jagannath Rath Yatra Held with Great Devotion Across MP Thousands of devotees joined the grand Jagannath Rath Yatra in Ujjain and several other districts of Madhya Pradesh on Thursday. Idols of Lord Jagannath Lord Balabhadra and Goddess Subhadra were taken through the streets with music prayers flowers and traditional celebrations. In Panna the deity received a ceremonial Guard of Honour following local tradition. Bhind organized its first-ever Jagannath Rath Yatra while ISKCON Temple in Ujjain introduced three separate chariots for the first time. The celebrations attracted large crowds and were held under tight security with peaceful participation by devotees. Cricketer Kranti Gaur Inspires Young Girls Indian cricketer Kranti Gaur was honoured in Bhopal after becoming the first Indian woman to have her name added to the Lords Honours Board. During the event she shared her inspiring journey with young players. Gaur said that people once discouraged her from playing cricket but today many girls from her hometown dream of becoming professional cricketers. She encouraged young people to work hard and never give up on their goals. Her achievement has become a source of pride for Madhya Pradesh and an inspiration for girls across the country who want to build careers in sports. Monsoon Turns Active Heavy Rain Likely in MP Madhya Pradesh is likely to see changing weather over the next few days. Many districts may receive light to moderate rain with thunderstorms. Some places including Bhopal Raisen Sehore Jabalpur Rewa and Vidisha are under a yellow alert for rain lightning and strong winds. People are advised to stay indoors during thunderstorms and avoid open areas. The weather department says monsoon activity is expected to become stronger bringing more rainfall across the state. Farmers and travellers should follow the latest weather updates and take necessary precautions.