CM Mohan claims strengthening Madhya Pradesh:Lists 2 years of achievements, says state is now ‘Naxal-free’; Jitu Patwari alleges drug mafia roam around minister

The Mohan Yadav government in Madhya Pradesh will complete two years on 13 December. On Friday, Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav held a press conference at the Kushabhau Thackeray Auditorium in Bhopal and listed the work done by his government. The Chief Minister said that law and order was earlier the biggest challenge in the state. He said many areas of Madhya Pradesh that share a border with Chhattisgarh were troubled by Naxalism, and in one incident, 17 policemen were killed together. He also said that the situation was once so bad that a minister was taken out of his house and killed with an axe near a police station. At that time, he added, some places even had parallel police stations, parallel courts, and parallel systems working outside the law. The Chief Minister stated that when Union Home Minister Amit Shah set a deadline in this regard, everyone wondered if it would even be possible. But many police officers came forward themselves and demanded duty in Balaghat, which greatly helped in eradicating Naxalism. Meanwhile, State Congress President Jitu Patwari has retaliated against the Chief Minister. He said that drug mafias are roaming around Minister Jagdish Deora, and nothing is happening to them, while children are being implicated in drug cases. Minister Bagri’s brother and brother-in-law are involved in the cannabis business, and the government is not taking any action. The CM says that no fish will be spared, but no action is taken against Minister Vishwas Sarang, who nurtures fish and crocodiles. What achievements did the Chief Minister enumerate for his govt, and how did Congress retaliate against them? Read… First, about Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav Salute to our soldiers and citizens
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that eradicating the Naxal problem in Mandla, Balaghat, and Dindori is a major achievement for the state. He said, “Our soldiers and common citizens have paid a heavy price for this, I salute all of them.” He also added that now there is a need to strengthen the system so much that this problem cannot raise its head again. Speaking on the river interlinking campaign, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that these projects are rapidly increasing the irrigated area in the state. Under mutual harmony, the arrival of water from Parvati, Kalisindh, and Chambal rivers in both Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh will provide great relief. I am sitting here, let the CS sit in Vallabh Bhawan
During Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav’s recounting of two years of achievements, CS Anurag Jain was not present. When the media questioned the CS’s absence, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that I am a bit of a difficult person. I am sitting here, the CS is sitting in Vallabh Bhawan. I am telling everything. During his address to the media, CM Dr. Yadav mistakenly referred to Deputy CM Jagdish Deora as the Home Minister twice. Following this, the implications of the CM’s address are now being interpreted. A plan worth 800 crore rupees was made so that people could bathe in Shipra
CM Yadav said that there were two types of challenges in Ujjain’s Shipra river. During the last Simhastha, saints and sadhus bathed with the water of the Gambhir river. The bathing took place and the Simhastha concluded, but the water of the Shipra river was not available. This time, the Water Resources Department has made arrangements so that bathing can be done with the water of the Shipra river during Simhastha. For this, a plan of approximately 800 crore rupees has been made. An campaign to connect two rivers within a single state has also been started in Madhya Pradesh. Under this, work has been done to connect river to river by building a tunnel to merge the Gambhir and Khan rivers. Farming takes place above, and the river flows below. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that GIS facility was not available in Bhopal earlier, which his government implemented. In addition, with the fertilizer factory in Sagar becoming operational, the supply of urea and other fertilizers will become easier. He informed that the government not only ran systems but also completed projects with a visionary approach which generally take a long time. ‘We disposed of the waste from the Bhopal gas tragedy’
Chief Minister Yadav, referring to Hukum Chand Mill in Indore, said that after resolving the mill entangled in arrears of 300 to 400 crore, a project worth 70 to 80 thousand crore is now going to be set up here. He said that his government has done the work of disposing of the waste from the Bhopal gas tragedy. ‘Will pay more than private, so that experts come into government service’
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has given a big statement regarding the increasing shortage of doctors in the health sector. He said that as medical colleges are opening rapidly, we also need manpower accordingly. There is a challenge of not finding experts in the health sector, but we have decided that we will bring expert doctors into government services by paying them more than the private sector. Two large metropolitan areas
CM Yadav said that to promote urban development in Madhya Pradesh, the government has approved the Madhya Pradesh Metropolitan Area Planning and Development Act 2025. Under this, Indore, Ujjain, Bhopal, Jabalpur, and Gwalior have been declared metropolitan cities. The first will be developed as Indore-Ujjain-Dewas-Dhar and the second as Bhopal-Sehore-Raisen-Vidisha-Byawara. The Integrated Township Policy-2025 has also been approved. Indore Metro will start operations in May 2025 and Bhopal Metro in December 2025. Deputy CM said – Focus on both development and heritage At the beginning of the conference, Deputy CM Jagdish Deora said that the Madhya Pradesh government has completed its two-year tenure. The Chief Minister is leading Madhya Pradesh on the path of development with strong willpower. In these two years, special attention has been paid to both development and heritage. BJP State President Hemant Khandelwal said that these two years of development and service are known for good governance, transparency and quick decisions. Quick action has also curbed corruption. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has prioritized regional development by holding cabinet meetings in various districts of the state. The book ‘Two Years of Development and Service’ was also released at the event. Fertilizer not available, land handed over to Adani
In Bhopal, State Congress President Jitu Patwari held a press conference. During the press conference, Deputy Leader of Opposition Hemant Katare, former minister Kamleshwar Patel, and Media Department President Mukesh Nayak were also present. Jitu Patwari said that farmers are not getting fertilizer in the state. Small children remain in line for four days, and the Chief Minister announces that if the central government gives permission, they will set up a fertilizer factory. He said that the government should work seriously to provide employment to the unemployed in the state. In this, Congress does not want to play politics. The government should bring a white paper. Whatever steps the government takes to provide employment to the youth, Congress will support it. Raising questions about the law and order situation in the state, he said that innocent people are being raped. Every day, the dignity of 22 daughters is being violated. NCRB figures are revealing a horrific situation in the state. Police stop entry to land handed over to Adani
The Patwari said that ten thousand acres of land have been handed over to Adani. Common people cannot go there. Police are providing security by setting up checkpoints. Ten lakh trees are being cut. The Congress team that reached there has taken complete information from the tribals and villagers, which the Congress will reveal soon. Chief Minister and Ministers to Declare Assets
PCC Chief Patwari said that an open game of corruption is being played in the state in the name of good governance. He demands that during the budget session, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav should provide details of his assets and also ensure that all ministers provide details of their property. Mentioning controversial situations involving ministers, he said that all ministers are acting independently. Singhar said – The achievement of the bricks from Saurabh Sharma’s house was not disclosed
Leader of Opposition in the Assembly, Umang Singhar, on the completion of two years of the Mohan government, said that what happened to the gold brick found at Saurabh Sharma’s house, its information was not given. The government is not telling whose house the gold bricks went to. Regarding the matter of onions being sold for one rupee, he said that they talk about making shampoo but do not talk about the welfare of farmers. Targeting Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya, he said that they could not bring the master plan for Indore and Bhopal in two years. The way land mafias are buying land in the state and carrying out haphazard work, this is the government’s achievement, and for this reason, the master plan is not coming. Singhar said that no work has been done to provide employment to unemployed youth. The BJP government has been in power for 22 years, and here achievements are being reported for two years. Regarding the vision document, Singhar said that it is the people’s vision document, but the government is creating vision documents for officers instead of the public. Questions are also being raised about this document. On the Chief Minister’s announcement that electricity rates are the lowest, Singhar said that if electricity is available at 8.70 to 8.80 rupees per unit in MP, then how has it become the lowest in the country? Two years of crimes, scams revealed through newspaper clippings
In the PCC meeting hall, the shortcomings of the Mohan government were exposed regarding serious crimes, major corruption cases, assault on mining officers, failure of GIS, lack of health services, and other issues that occurred in the last two years. This exhibition has been put up using clippings.