Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly (file photo) – Photo: Amar Ujala Detailed On the fourth day of the winter session of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan replied to the no-confidence motion of the Congress. After this voting took place on the motion of no confidence and the proposal of Congress fell by voice vote. Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Govind Singh had presented a motion of no confidence on Wednesday. This was discussed till late Wednesday night. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan gave the answer on Thursday. During this, there were fierce allegations and counter-allegations on both sides. During the discussion on the no-confidence motion in the House, the government took aim at the absence of former Chief Minister and State Congress President Kamal Nath on Wednesday and Thursday. Congress has 365 in the no-confidence motion charge sheet on the issues of unemployment, inflation, Raised many issues including increasing problems of farmers, discrimination with opposition MLAs, law and order. At the same time, the government rejected the no-confidence motion of the opposition, calling it factless. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan responded to the allegations leveled by the Congress during the discussion. He said that the Congress government was not toppled by us, but by their arrogance. The people gave us the mandate. I have never seen such a poor no-confidence motion. Former Chief Minister and State Congress President Kamal Nath was not in the House on Wednesday and did not even come to hear the reply on Thursday. Voting was done in the House after the reply of the Chief Minister. The ruling party won by a voice vote on the motion. Assembly Speaker Girish Gautam then adjourned the House sine die. in Rest House On the charge of discrimination

Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that when I had gone to Mandsaur as former Chief Minister, I was also given another room. I didn’t say anything then. Actually, Leader of Opposition Govind Singh had raised this issue. Alleging discrimination, he said that the correct rules were not followed in giving room to stay in the rest house.
On the issue of the fall of the Congress government
Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that I was hopeful that the Congress would fulfill its promise. Congress did not keep its promise after coming to power. Vallabh Bhawan was made a center of brokerage. Tender conditions were changed to benefit the contractors. In a year i.e. 500 in days IAS transferred. Scheme to give laptops to meritorious children, Sambal scheme was discontinued. PM Awas Yojana has been cut. Reduced two lakh houses. The Congress government did not even give the complete list of Prime Minister Kisan Samman Nidhi. The Congress has done the work of closing the schemes related to the public in its government. on the education system
Shivraj said- If the crime of destroying the entire education system was committed, it happened in the Congress government. You have kept Guruji in rupees, you have kept the education workers, you have the right to spoil and spoil the future of your children. Have committed a sin. The recruitment of teachers is going on continuously. I have said one lakh recruitments. So far one lakh 15 thousand plans have been made. 15 There will be recruitment of teachers till August. There will be recruitment in police also, no department will be left out. Recruitment work is going on.
Goons, crooks and mafia listen
Shivraj said- We took action against the goons. Took action on the bullies. Action was taken on the mafia and I am saying it even today. No one should call it arrogance, this is the yearning of the mind. Those who are goons, scoundrels, mafia, illegal occupants, playing with the land of the poor. Can they be released? Today I want to say- “Everyone should listen with open ears. Whoever may be the goons, mafia, those who play with the lives of the public will not be spared but we will not take action against the innocent.” The goons who are scoundrels, mafia, illegal occupants, playing with the land of the poor. CM’s reply Uproar during

When Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan was replying in the House, there was an uproar. There was a heated debate from both the ruling party and the opposition. Congress leader Sajjan Singh Verma objected to the CM’s statement of discontinuing the Jal Jeevan Mission scheme of the Centre. Verma said that Kamal Nath laid the foundation stone for the work of Jal Jeevan Mission in our government. ,