Garoth. In Neemuch district of Madhya Pradesh, Jan Ashirwad Yatra started from Neemuch by flagging off by Union Defense Minister Rajnath Singh. After that, when Jan Ashirwad Yatra reached Ravalkundi village at the end of Neemuch district at 7 pm, the villagers pelted stones at the Yatra. As soon as the stone pelting took place, the policemen surrounded Kailash Vijayvargi and Higher Education Minister Mohan Yadav present in the yatra. Many vehicles have been damaged in stone pelting. After that, on the basis of the video, the police registered a case against 19 people. Out of which 6 people have been taken into custody by the police. Other accused are being identified on the basis of video. Ratlam DIG and Neemuch, Mandsaur SP are busy investigating the entire matter.
Vijayvargiya’s statement
After the incident, Kailash Vijayvargiya organized a press conference at Garoth in Mandsaur district at 11 am today and informed about the stone pelting. He said that 20-25 youths came with stones in their hands and pelted stones at the convoy while raising slogans of Kamal Nath Zindabad. I have spoken to the police officers and have also asked them to take action against the people behind the stone pelting youth.
talk of villagers
If the stone pelting villagers are to be believed, they are constantly protesting against the inclusion of their land and cattle grazing land in the Cheetah project. When no one listened to the farmers, then this step has been taken by them.
Protest took place in Mandsaur also
Before the Vikas Yatra reached Mandsaur’s Shamgarh, the main road was blocked by Congress workers. After this, the police dragged him away from there and took him to Gandhisagar police station. Congress and BJP workers had also come face to face before Madhya Pradesh government Shivraj government’s Jan Ashirwad Yatra reached Sitamau of Suwasra assembly. After this there was a lot of sloganeering. In this also the police immediately took charge and the Congress workers were arrested. It is being told that the Congress workers were opposing the Jan Ashirwad Yatra.
