FIR against Priyanka Gandhi-Kamal Nath in 41 districts, uproar over commission letter, Congress furious

Madhya Pradesh: The uproar over the letter alleging corruption in Madhya Pradesh is not taking its name. Now, after the case against the operators of the Twitter accounts of Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi and former CM Kamal Nath and several other leaders, the party workers and leaders took to the streets on Sunday. They also protested in different districts of the state.

MP Congress media cell president KK Mishra has claimed that cases have been registered against Priyanka Gandhi, Kamal Nath, former Union ministers Arun Yadav and Jairam Ramesh in 41 districts of the state. He alleged that the crime branch of the state has become a unit of the BJP. On Saturday, the Indore police also informed about the registration of cases against these leaders.

According to the complaint lodged with the police, a person named Gyanendra Awasthi had allegedly made the fake letter viral on social media. In which it was said that 50 percent commission is being taken from the contractors of the state. However, later Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan himself, referring to the letter in a meeting, called it fake.

Congress told the violation of fundamental rights

Let us inform that assembly elections are going to be held in Madhya Pradesh at the end of this year and Congress leaders are claiming that their party will come to power after winning this election. Congress leader Mishra further said that the state government is violating the fundamental rights of expression given under the Constitution. He said that the Congress party is not going to back down and will release the list of scams that took place in the last two and a half years in the coming days.

Actually, there was an earthquake in the politics of Madhya Pradesh when this letter went viral on social media. One by one the Congress leaders tried to corner the Shivraj Singh government with the help of this. Priyanka Gandhi herself attacked while sharing a cutting of the newspaper on her Twitter.