Remarks focusing on Col. Qureshi: Congress escalates protest in opposition to Vijay Shah
Including gasoline to the political turmoil, Congress chief and retired Wing Commander Anuma Acharya took to social media to mock the state of affairs.
In a submit on X, she sarcastically remarked that the circumstances had deteriorated to the purpose the place even “Donald Trump” would possibly quickly announce the resignation of minister Vijay Shah.
The Madhya Pradesh Excessive Courtroom took “suo motu” cognisance of the difficulty on Wednesday, with a bench consisting of Justice Atul Sreedharan and Justice Anuradha Shukla directing the director normal of police to register an FIR in opposition to minister Shah.
Because of this, authorized motion has been initiated below sections 152, 196(1)(B), and 197(1)(C).
The controversy continues to escalate, with rising political tensions and growing public outrage. The opposition is leveraging the state of affairs to demand accountability, pushing for Minister Shah’s resignation.
In the meantime, Shah’s supporters stay largely silent, because the case good points traction in authorized and political circles.
State chief minister Mohan Yadav on Thursday informed the media why Congress doesn’t demand the resignation of Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah.
A number of Congress ministers and workplace bearers are dealing with trial, he stated.
Earlier on Thursday, Shah approached the Supreme Courtroom in search of interim reduction.
The controversy stems from Vijay Shah’s incendiary remarks throughout a program in Raikunda, Mhow (Ambedkarnagar), the place he allegedly implied that Prime Minister Modi had appointed a “sister” of these liable for the Pahalgam terror assault to avenge India.
Though Colonel Qureshi’s title was in a roundabout way talked about, the reference was unmistakable, fuelling outrage throughout political circles. With authorized proceedings now underway and protests displaying no indicators of abating, all eyes are on how the federal government and judiciary will handle the matter.
