Head constable brutally beaten in Ujjain
Congress surrounded, demanded CM Yadav to resign from the post of Home Minister
Bhopal, A video of Ujjain, the home district of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, is becoming increasingly viral on social media. In this video, about 5-7 people are brutally beating a person. Even when the victim fell unconscious on the ground due to the assault, people kept hitting him with sticks. Congress has raised questions about the incident and has demanded Mohan Yadav to resign from the post of Home Minister.
'The resignation of the failed Home Minister should be taken immediately'
A post was made on the ex-account of MP Congress that the hooliganism of BJP leaders in Madhya Pradesh is at its peak under the protection of the government. Due to no action being taken against them, the audacity of BJP goons is continuously increasing. Head constable Kamal Vaghela of Kharwa Kala Chowki of the state's home district, Dr. Mohan Yadav's home district, was brutally assaulted by people close to former Mahidpur MLA Bahadur Singh Chauhan with the intention of killing him. Policeman Vaghela is battling between life and death in the hospital. The post further read that Chief Minister, you should immediately take resignation from your failed Home Minister. He is incapable of stopping the hooliganism of BJP leaders and their relatives.
'Rule of law completely over'
Congress state spokesperson Abhinav Baroliya released a video and said that the rule of law has completely ended in Madhya Pradesh, the way hooliganism and mafia rule is going on, a living example of it is being seen near the home district of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav. You can see in the video how the goons are showing their hooliganism and beating people. It is clearly visible that the whole state is surrounded by jungle raj and the tall claims made by CM Mohan Yadav are being exposed in such a way that the rule of law has completely ended in the 10 month government of Mohan Yadav.
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