Bhopal, In Madhya Pradesh, the disorder spread in the Rudraksh distribution program of Pandit Pradeep Mishra of Kubereshwar Dham, Sehore, is still a headache for the police and Sehore administration. The latest case is of a claim of one crore on the Sehore administration. This claim has been made on behalf of Indore resident Shubham Sharma and his mother Vijaya Sharma. They allege that they were stuck for 20 hours in the traffic jam caused by the Randraksh festival and suffered huge losses.
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On February 16, Shubham Sharma and his mother were going to the State Consumer Forum in connection with a case. Shubham Sharma and his mother left for Bhopal at 6 am from Indore. On that day, a huge crowd had gathered for the Rudraksh distribution event of Pandit Mishra. There was a jam on the Bhopal route from Ashta itself. Shubham Sharma and his mother were stuck in this jam for more than twenty hours without eating or drinking. The special thing is that these people could not appear in the State Consumer Forum on time. The victim Sharma family has sent a notice to Sehore Collector, SP and Pandit Pradeep Mishra through their advocate Anand Sosaria.
Suffered torture for more than 20 hours
In the notice sent by advocate Sosaria, it was said that his client had suffered torture for more than twenty hours. The difficult moments spent in extremely uncomfortable conditions under the scorching sun were painful. During this, neither the traffic police performed their duty nor the district administration took appropriate steps. Lakhs of people were stuck in the jam, including children, elderly and women. There was neither water nor anything to eat.
