Shivraj Said – A Strict Law Will Be Made Against Love Jihad

Shivraj said – a strict law will be made against Love Jihad, Madhya Pradesh to follow UP and Haryana.

State Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan has announced a strong law on Love Jihad late Monday night. In a conversation with a news agency late Monday, he said that there will be no jihad in the name of Love.

If someone does this action, it will be corrected and legal arrangements will be made for that. Many statements are being made in the political corridors of this statement of the Chief Minister before voting in the by-elections in the state.

Significantly, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, while addressing an election rally in Deoria on Saturday, said that the government is going to curb Love Jihad soon.

Yogi had announced that we will make laws. I warn those who hide identities and play with respect to our sisters. If you do not improve then your Ram Naam Satya Yatra will come out.

Kamal Nath ran the commissioned government

Apart from this, Chief Minister Shivraj spoke on many issues. He said that during the Corona period, an amount of about 27000 crore rupees was bought in the accounts of farmers by purchasing wheat.

Now we are also starting the purchase of paddy.

We will also buy millet. He said that the Rs 2200 crore premium of crop insurance scheme of 2018 was not deposited, hence the amount of crop insurance scheme did not come into the accounts of farmers.

We deposited the premium and 3100 crore rupees were added to the farmers’ accounts. He alleged that Kamal Nath has run the commission government, not the vision.

BJP strengthened in Rajya Sabha, Congress reached the bottom, know the math of numbers in the upper house

The BJP has become stronger in the Rajya Sabha by winning nine seats. The party has reached 92 in the Upper House.

With this, the BJP-led NDA has got a total of 104 seats. On the other hand, the country’s oldest party Congress is at its lowest level in the Upper House. Congress lost 38 seats, losing two more seats.