Chhatarpur : Politics has started after the resignation of Deputy Collector of Chhatarpur district, Nisha Bangre. Nisha had resigned from her post on June 22, doing the first fundamental right. Along with this, he had called the government a dictator. After which Nisha’s troubles are increasing. Recently, the General Administration Department has issued a notice against SDM Nisha Bangre for illegally occupying a government house in Bhopal. It is clearly written in this notice that even after Nisha’s transfer to Chhatarpur, Bhopal’s government residence is occupied.
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SDM Nisha Bangre posted in Lavkush Nagar of Chhatarpur district of MP has become more vocal after resigning. He has made serious allegations against the state government and the Betul collector without naming them. He said that this government is working in a dictatorial manner. After resigning, notice has been issued in the back date. He has been asked to answer. This is the Tughlaqi order of the government. The officers of Betul district misusing the post have given wrong information to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. This is a direct attack on Amarveer Bains, son of Chief Secretary Iqbal Singh Bains, who is currently the Betul Collector.
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As of now there is no response from Nisha regarding this notice. But pointing fingers at the government should not be a burden. Please tell that Nisha had resigned from the post of Deputy Collector on June 22. Nisha’s handwritten resignation letter went viral on social media. In which he wrote that on the occasion of the inauguration program of my house, my religious sentiments have been irreparably damaged by not being allowed to have darshan of the ashes of Tathagata Buddha, the ambassador of world peace. That’s why I do not think it appropriate to continue on the post of Deputy Collector by compromising on my fundamental rights, religious beliefs and constitutional values. That’s why I resign from my post of Deputy Collector.
