MP CM says Waqf bill has again exposed Congress
Dr. Yadav averred that opposition parties merely talk about Muslim welfare for their vote bank politics but have not done anything for the benefit of the minority community in so many years.
After the Question Hour, Leader of Opposition Umang Singhar demanded a debate on the motion. Other Congress MLAs also joined him.
Statesman News Service | Bhopal | July 4, 2024 5:35 pm
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The massive private nursing college scam of Madhya Pradesh continued to rock the ongoing monsoon session of the State Assembly, with the opposition Congress on Thursday demanding a debate on its breach of privilege motion against State Minister Vishwas Sarang.
After the Question Hour, Leader of Opposition Umang Singhar demanded a debate on the motion. Other Congress MLAs also joined him.
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Speaker Narendra Singh Tomar said he would decide on the Congress’ demand after examining their application.
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The Congress legislators were alleging that state Sports, Youth Welfare and Co-operative Minister Vishwas Sarang, who was the former Medical Education Minister, gave incorrect information to the House in his reply on the nursing scam issue. The Congress has charged that Sarang’s false reply amounts to a breach of privilege.
From the onset of the session on 3 July, the Congress has been targeting Sarang over the issue and demanding his resignation.
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Dr. Yadav averred that opposition parties merely talk about Muslim welfare for their vote bank politics but have not done anything for the benefit of the minority community in so many years.
The encounter took place at around 10 AM in the jungles of Mundidadar and Ghaneridadar under the jurisdiction of the Bichiya police station.
The Chief Minister explained that the English name was a colonial legacy, and renaming the schools as Sandipani Vidyalaya would introduce an Indian perspective into the education system.
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