MP News Today: These days, the politics of religion is in full swing in Madhya Pradesh’s capital Bhopal. Two days ago, Bharatiya Janata Party leaders recited Hanuman Chalisa in the Hanuman temple located inside the police station premises, while today, Saturday (20 July), Congress leaders recited Hanuman Chalisa outside the TT Nagar police station.
Let us tell you, two days ago, Congressmen had reached Ashoka Garden police station demanding registration of FIR against cabinet minister in the state government Vishwas Sarang, but before the arrival of Congressmen, BJP workers were reciting Hanuman Chalisa in Hanuman temple located in Ashoka Garden police station premises.
The political battle of the state has reached its peak in the last two days regarding this matter. In this sequence, today on Saturday, Congress officials also reached the TT Nagar police station premises and started reciting Hanuman Chalisa there.
Congress had sought permission for the birthday celebration
In fact, former minister of Madhya Pradesh government and senior Congress leader PC Sharma had sought permission from TT Nagar police station to recite Hanuman Chalisa in the police station premises on the occasion of his worker Bunty Jain’s birthday.
However, the police did not allow this, due to which the angry Congress workers sat in front of the police station premises and started reciting Hanuman Chalisa. The incident of BJP and Congress officials reciting Hanuman Chalisa in the police station has become a topic of discussion.
‘Private programs cannot be held in police station premises’
According to ADCP Zone-1 Rashmi Dubey, permission was sought for Sundarkand inside the police station premises. As per the rules, no private event can be organized in the police station premises. For this reason, barricading was done outside the police station. She told that during this time Hanuman Chalisa was recited in a meeting outside the police station.
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