Internal discord erupts in Madhya Pradesh BJP
Bhopal: The Madhya Pradesh BJP is facing significant internal turmoil as several MLAs publicly express their dissatisfaction, putting the ruling government under pressure.
Multiple BJP legislators have voiced their grievances, with some conducting secret meetings while others have taken to social media to air their concerns.
Six prominent BJP MLAs, including three former ministers, have become the focal point of the controversy, raising serious questions about the government and party leadership.
On Thursday night, Dioari MLA Bihari Pateriya submitted his resignation to the Speaker, citing police inaction in a case involving a snake bite as a reason. The MLA later revoked his resignation. The day before, Maughanj MLA Pradeep Patel stirred controversy by visiting the police superintendent’s office, alleging that the police were protecting liquor mafia and claiming that goons had attempted to kill him. Patel’s accusations have further intensified the unrest within the BJP.
In another development, a BJP MLA from Nariyavali has also taken action against illegal liquor trafficking and gambling occurring in his constituency. Frustrated by the police's lack of response to his directives, he personally visited the police station to demand action.
While the BJP has described these incidents as part of routine internal discussions, the opposition Congress party quickly responded by alleging that these events indicate a significant internal crisis within the ruling BJP.
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Jharkhand: Two minor boys get buried under heap of soil while playing, die
Dumka (Jharkhand), Oct 12: Two minor boys died on Saturday after getting buried beneath a mound of soil while playing at Jogia Mode in Dumka district, police said.
The deceased have been identified as Md Arif and Md Soif (aged 10-12 years), they said.
The incident on Dumka-Deoghar road took place when the minors, who are paternal cousins, were playing near the construction site of an overbridge, Officer-in-Charge of Jermundi police station Shyamanand Mandal said.
While playing, they climbed the mound and got buried under it, Mandal said.
Local residents rushed to the spot and informed the police. Later, an earth-moving equipment was used to extricate the bodies, he said.
The boys were rushed to a nearby hospital, where they were declared dead by doctors.
An investigation is underway, the officer added.
