‘Even if I lose my life, I’ll protect tribals’:Shivraj Singh Chouhan vows to stop eviction, calls BJP govt pro-tribal and committed to justice

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that even if I lose my life, I don’t care. I will not let injustice happen to tribals. I am always with the tribals. Shivraj Singh Chouhan had reached Bhairunda in Sehore district on Wednesday, where he participated in the Scheduled Tribal Panchayat. During this, he interacted with the people of the tribal community and listened to their problems. Addressing from the stage, Shivraj Singh said- Someone wrote a letter saying that Shivraj Singh incites tribals. A criminal case should be registered. Oh, forget about a case, even if life is lost, I don’t care, while serving the poor, raising their voices for their rights, ensuring they get their rights. Forest Department had issued notices to vacate land
Actually, recently the Forest Department had issued notices to several tribal families in Bhairunda to vacate the land, who have been living on leased land for years. On this, Shivraj Singh said that he would discuss the matter with Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav and ensure that no tribal is rendered homeless. Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that he would not let any injustice happen to his tribal brothers and sisters. BJP government is pro-poor and pro-tribal
Union Minister Shivraj Singh said that the Bharatiya Janata Party government is working for the welfare of the poor and tribals. Both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Mohan Yadav are providing sensitive leadership. He said that the BJP government’s goal is to ensure that every section of society gets justice and opportunities for development. Tribal society is hardworking, their land is the basis of their life
Shivraj Singh said that the tribal society is hardworking, and their land is the main source of their livelihood. He said that he would make every possible effort to ensure that no one’s livelihood is endangered and everyone can live a life of dignity. Dined sitting with tribal families
At the end of the program, Shivraj Singh Chouhan had a meal sitting on the ground with tribal families. He expressed gratitude to the women who served the food and said that he would always be a partner in the joys and sorrows of the tribal society.