
Mahoba, 30 January. A strange situation arose in Mahoba district of UP on Friday when Charkhari BJP MLA Braj Bhushan Rajput and his supporters, who were angry over the problems of the villagers for the last several days, stopped the convoy of State Jal Shakti Minister Swatantra Dev Singh. The MLA and his supporters, who were looking quite aggressive, got into a direct altercation with the minister and there was an open altercation between the two sides.
MLA and 100 village heads stopped the minister midway
According to the information received, when Cabinet Minister Swatantra Dev Singh reached Mahoba, BJP MLA Braj Bhushan Rajput and 100 village heads stopped him midway. The MLA and his supporters expressed strong protest against the Minister regarding the poor condition of the roads dug under the Jal Jeevan Mission and the problems faced by the villagers. During this, MLA supporters clashed with police officers, resulting in a situation of chaos. This heated argument that took place near Ramshree Mahavidyalaya increased the political stir.
Dissatisfaction over non-repair of roads dug for pipelines
In fact, Charkhari MLAs were angry for a long time due to non-availability of water in many villages and non-repair of roads dug for pipelines. Today, the MLA and his supporters got angry after seeing the concerned minister in the area. During this, there was a heated argument and scuffle between the supporters of the minister and the MLA. There was also a lot of sloganeering on the spot.
People are suffering due to severe water shortage and poor condition of roads.
Seeing the increasing controversy, Minister Swatantra Dev Singh himself reached the DM office with the MLA, where a meeting was held with all the village heads. The MLA alleges that there is an acute shortage of water in the villages and the public is suffering from the poor condition of the roads. This high-profile controversy has created a stir in administrative and political circles.
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