Bhopal, Mar 19 (PTI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav had a narrow escape on Wednesday when the steps to the stage broke during a program in Ashok Nagar district.
Yadav was standing on the steps and talking to reporters at the program organised at a temple at Karila.
The wooden steps suddenly gave way. Security personnel quickly held Yadav and stopped him from falling to the ground, a video of the incident showed.
Minister Rakesh Shukla and MLA Brijendra Yadav were also present at the program.
Officials did not make any statement about the incident.
Earlier, the chief minister offered prayers at the Maa Janki temple in Karila and showered flowers on devotees.
In his speech, Yadav said his government is working to preserve the places associated with Lord Ram in the state. Work was also underway to develop places associated with Lord Sri Krishna as pilgrimage sites under the Sri Krishna Pathey Yojana, he said.
Rs one crore will be sanctioned to improve facilities for devotees at Karila Dham, the CM said.
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Ramanagara: In a shocking incident reported from Maharajarakate village here, an Anganwadi helper has been suspended for allegedly subjecting a two-year-old child to mis-treatment by cauterizing his skin and putting chili powder in his diaper, reportedly as a punishment for his stubborn behavior.
The victim, identified as Dixit (2), is the son of Ramesh and Chaitra from Maharajarakate village.
According to reports, the accused Anganwadi helper, identified as Chandramma, was suspended following a police complaint lodged by Dixit’s parents at the Town police station.
The parents noticed signs of distress when they picked up their child from the Anganwadi and, upon discovering the mistreatment, filed a complaint against the helper.