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CM Mohan Yadav Asks Students if Pakistan Can Attack India Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav spoke to students at Oriental College in Bhopal on Tuesday. During the event he asked them if Pakistan could come to India and set off bombs. The students replied “No.” The Chief Minister then asked them to give a big round of applause for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The event was organised under the BJP’s campaign “Save Democracy Remove Anarchy.” Yadav spoke about national security the Ram Temple and India’s economic situation. He also discussed the country’s security challenges and the government’s approach to protecting India. CM Warns Against Corruption in Madhya Pradesh Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has said that carelessness in corruption cases will not be accepted. The issue of alleged corruption in purchases by urban local bodies was discussed during the state cabinet meeting on Tuesday. The meeting was chaired by the Chief Minister. Officials also discussed the action taken in these cases. The cabinet approved a plan worth ₹2050 crore under the CAMPA fund. Meanwhile the state government is preparing for a two-day meeting of ministers on December 21 and 22. The meeting will review three years of government work and discuss plans for the coming year. Sajjan Verma Blames Digvijaya Singh for Kamal Nath Govt’s Fall Congress leader and former Madhya Pradesh minister Sajjan Singh Verma has again blamed senior party leader Digvijaya Singh for the fall of the Kamal Nath government. Verma said Singh’s recent statement on the issue had come at the wrong time. He added that both Kamal Nath and Digvijaya Singh were equally responsible for the government losing power. The Congress government in Madhya Pradesh fell in March 2020 after several party MLAs left the party. Meanwhile BJP MLA Rameshwar Sharma also took a dig at the Congress leaders over their statements about the government’s fall. IndiGo Flight Cancelled After Hard Landing in Bhopal An IndiGo flight from Bhopal to Delhi was cancelled on Tuesday after a hard landing at Raja Bhoj Airport. Following the landing technical checks were carried out on the aircraft. During the inspection the plane was found unfit for flying. As a result the airline cancelled the flight. The incident caused inconvenience to passengers travelling to Delhi. Aircraft are checked carefully after unusual landings to ensure they are safe to fly again. Further technical checks are required before an aircraft can return to service after such an incident. Income Tax Raids at Former BJP District Chief’s Locations The Income Tax Department carried out raids at the locations of former BJP district president Chamanlal Anand in Katni on Tuesday morning. Officials searched his house in the Madhav Nagar area and his sawmill at the same time. The team examined documents and financial records at both locations. Local police personnel and armed security staff were deployed to provide security during the operation. The searches were part of an investigation by the Income Tax Department. Further details about the findings of the searches have not yet been reported. Cheetah Shot Dead in Morena After Leaving Kuno A 19-month-old female cheetah that had moved from Kuno National Park to Morena in Madhya Pradesh was shot and later died. The incident reportedly took place after the animal attacked calves in the area on Sunday. Earlier reports had suggested that villagers had injured the cheetah by beating it with sticks. However information later emerged that the animal had suffered a gunshot injury. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of wildlife that moves outside protected areas. Further details about the incident and those responsible for the shooting are awaited. Worker Dies After Heavy Gas Cylinder Falls at Hospital Site A 53-year-old worker died after a heavy gas cylinder fell on him at a hospital under construction in Bhopal. The incident took place on Monday night at the Chirayu Hospital construction site near Jawahar Chowk in the TT Nagar area. The cylinder weighing around two tonnes was being lifted with the help of a chain when it fell on Ghanshyam Raikwar. He suffered serious head injuries. The incident occurred at around 9 pm on October 26. His body was handed over to his family on Tuesday after a post-mortem examination at Hamidia Hospital. The incident has raised questions about safety arrangements at the construction site. Heavy Rain Warning for MP Over Next Three Days The India Meteorological Department has warned of heavy rain in Madhya Pradesh on October 28 29 and 30. A cyclone named Arnab over the Bay of Bengal is moving forward and is expected to affect the state’s weather. The eastern parts of Madhya Pradesh are likely to experience a stronger impact. Heavy rain and strong winds may damage standing paddy crops in agricultural fields. Farmers are concerned because the rice crop is nearly ready for harvesting. Strong winds and rain could cause the crops to fall leading to losses. The weather department has advised people to remain alert as conditions may change over the next three days.