MP Evening Wrap:Rahul Gandhi receives ‘death threat’ on live TV; MP Human Rights Commission row, LoP Singhar alleges govt favors its own more

Bhaskar English brings you the biggest news from Madhya Pradesh and around the world. Here are the top news headlines of the day: 1. Rahul Gandhi receives ‘death threat’ on live TV; Congress writes to Amit Shah, calls for action Congress General Secretary KC Venugopal wrote to Home Minister Amit Shah over a death threat to Rahul Gandhi by former ABVP leader Printu Mahadev. The letter warned that inaction could amount to complicity after Mahadev reportedly said Gandhi should be “shot in the chest” during a TV debate. Read More 2. MP Human Rights Commission row, LoP Singhar alleges govt favors its own, raising fairness concerns A meeting at CM House is scheduled this evening to discuss Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission appointments. Beforehand, Opposition Leader Umang Singhar raised objections over the selection of the Chairman and members, citing concerns. Read More 3. Another child dies of kidney failure, 4 children dead in 22 days in Chhindwara;​​​​​ Bhopal-Delhi medical teams investigating cause Another child has died in Chhindwara from kidney failure caused by an unknown illness. The four-year-old boy, Vikas Yaduvanshi from Dighawani, passed away on Saturday during treatment in Nagpur. His funeral was held on Sunday afternoon. Read More 4. Tamil Nadu govt’s committee begins probe into Karur stampede A committee led by retired Justice Aruna Jagdishan is investigating the Karur stampede. CM Stalin said further action will follow the report, and new rules will be framed for public events. Read More 5. BJP assigns MP leaders to Bihar polls, overseeing 58 assembly seats across 12 districts For the Bihar Assembly elections, BJP has deployed senior MP leaders. Dr. Mahendra Singh, MP BJP in-charge, will oversee two key zones, Mithila and Tirhut, as the state is divided into five zones for elections. Read More 6. Former minister’s daughter survives serious illness, becomes National Badminton champion after successful Delhi AIIMS heart transplant Preeti Unhale, daughter of former MP Health Minister Rustam Singh, was an active badminton player until extreme fatigue and breathing issues led to a dilated cardiomyopathy diagnosis, caused by a rare viral infection damaging her heart. Read More 7. India labels Pakistan ‘Terroristan’ at UN; Islamabad terms remark ‘shameful’ At the UN, Indian diplomat Rentala Srinivas referred to a country as ‘Terroristan,’ drawing ire from Pakistan. Pakistani diplomat Mohammad Rashid called it “very regrettable” and said it was an insult to the nation. Read More 8. Bihar police arrest former NSUI leader in cyber scam, used Bhopal accounts, ₹5,000 per account, totaling ₹3 crore from around 250 accounts Aman Kumar, former NSUI president and Makhanlal Chaturvedi Journalism student, and accomplice Vishal Kumar exploited government schemes, opening over 250 IPPB accounts in a major cyber fraud case, police said. Read More 9. MP records 22% above-normal rainfall; 49 districts reach full quota. Weather department predicts rain to cease across state this week Only 2 days are left for the monsoon season. Even in these two days, there is a rain alert in many districts of Madhya Pradesh. Meanwhile, the monsoon will bid farewell to the entire state next week. Looking at the monsoon season so far, more than normal rainfall has occurred in 49 districts of the state. Read More 10. BCCI to lodge protest against Mohsin Naqvi over his conduct in Asia Cup 2025 India beat Pakistan by five wickets to win the Asia Cup 2025, but the post-match ceremony turned controversial as players refused to take the trophy from ACC president Mohsin Naqvi. PTI reported Naqvi left with the trophy and medals, prompting BCCI to plan a strong protest over his conduct. Read More