Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan – Photo: Amar Ujala Expansion Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Wednesday that institutions and illegal madrassas that teach fundamentalism will be reviewed. Bigotry and extremism will not be tolerated. He asked the officers to keep an eye on social media. The Chief Minister also said that those who write misleading news, insensitive, radical comments should be identified and necessary action should be taken against them. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan held a big meeting on Wednesday regarding law and order in the state. During this, the Chief Minister congratulated the policemen and officers doing good work. Along with this, instructions were also given to take strict action against illegal madrassas and institutions that teach the lesson of bigotry. During this he said that I am proud of Madhya Pradesh Police. Police has taken good action in the past. He did a good job in dealing with Naxalites in Balaghat. The work of the police during the removal of encroachment in Nepanagar of Burhanpur was commendable. He also instructed that such problems have to be eradicated from the root. In the past, due to the promptness of the police, the festival passed off peacefully. The Chief Minister also said that under the new liquor policy, the premises have been closed. Now asked to keep an eye on anti-social elements not drinking alcohol in public places. He advised to take continuous action on cyber crime and use of technology for this. The Chief Minister said that in the PESA rule, look carefully at the side of the police and review it. VD Sharma said – Bulldozers will run on illegal madrasas

BJP state president VD Sharma has welcomed the government’s decision to review illegal madrasas. He said that not only madrasas, everyone should be reviewed. It has also happened. Why shouldn’t madrassas be there? He also keeps reviewing the hostels. The government has taken a good decision. What is happening inside the madrasas, training is being imparted in the name of education. In such a situation, there is a need to review everywhere. On the question of running bulldozers on illegal madrassas, he said that this must happen. Congress C’s allegation- crippled the Madrasa Board in the year

750 Vice President of Congress Media Department, Abbas Hafeez retaliated regarding the Chief Minister’s statement on illegal madrassas. He said that when 19 after being in power, health, education, employment, inflation If the government fails on such issues, then there is no formula left except Hindu-Muslim to win the election. The Chief Minister who crippled the Madhya Pradesh Mardasa Board in the last year, today are talking Today the Madrasa Board is completely closed in the state. Employees do not get salary for months. There is no education. The number of students is continuously decreasing. Funds are not given but today he remembered the madrasa because he has to win the election. ,