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Explained: Digvijaya's police station sit-in in MP & why he wants BJP candidate arrested for 'murder'

Explained: Digvijaya's police station sit-in in MP &amp; why he wants BJP candidate arrested for 'murder'

Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh continued his sit-in agitation outside a police station here for the second day on Sunday to demand the arrest of a BJP candidate in connection with the alleged murder of a Congress worker on election day.
Singh said there will be a state-wide agitation if no action is taken in the case.
He launched the sit-in protest in front of the Khajuraho police station along with local Congress workers and leaders on Saturday.
Singh along with Congress MLAs Alok Chaturvedi and Vikram Singh and other leaders stayed overnight in a tent outside the police station.
A person, identified as Salman Khan, died during a clash between BJP and Congress workers in Rajnagar constituency in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh on Friday when the assembly elections were held in the state.
According to police, Khan was run over by a vehicle.
Police registered a case of alleged murder against Arvind Pateria, the BJP candidate from Rajnagar constituency, and some other persons late Friday night.
Madhya Pradesh BJP chief V D Sharma had claimed that Khan's death was an accident.
Talking to reporters on Sunday morning, Singh said an FIR was registered against 20 people in the case but none of the accused was arrested so far.
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Even the vehicle used to crush Salman was not seized, he said.
The Congress leader said Khan's family and he himself believe that justice cannot be done under the BJP government.
By now, at least one person could have been arrested or at least one or two vehicles could have been seized, he said.
&ldquo;Had it been anyone else, bulldozers would have been used (to demolish property of accused) by now,&rdquo; he said.
Singh claimed BJP leaders and the government want the case against Pateria to be withdrawn, but it will not be allowed to happen.
It was not an accident, but a murder, he further claimed.
If the administration does not take cognisance of this case and no proper action is taken, the agitation will be spread across the state, Singh said.
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People from other parts of the state are also reaching here, he added.
The Congress leader also claimed that Pateria has been changing his statements since the incident.
Additional Superintendent of Police Vikram Singh earlier said the case was being investigated and action will be taken accordingly.

Digvijaya Singh booked for 'controversial' tweet on Guru Gowalkar 

The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh accused Singh of attributing 'false statements to Golwalkar through a 'photoshopped' picture, saying it was aimed at creating social disharmon

The Indore police have registered a case against Congress leader Digvijaya Singh for allegedly sharing a controversial post on former RSS chief MS Golwalkar on social media, PTI reported.&nbsp;
In his complaint, a RSS worker has alleged that Singh had shared a controversial poster on Facebook bearing the name and picture of Guruji to incite people by creating conflict among Dalits, backward classes, Muslims and Hindus.
According to the FIR, Singh's Facebook post on Golwalkar allegedly hurt the religious beliefs of Sangh workers and the entire Hindu community.
Singh on Saturday tweeted a picture of a page carrying several controversial comments quoted to the former RSS head, known as Guruji among his admirers.&nbsp;
Golwalkar was quoted as saying that he would rather live under the British rule than have equal rights given to Dalits, backwards and Muslims.&nbsp;
Following a complaint filed by local lawyer and RSS worker Rajesh Joshi, the FIR was registered on Saturday night against Singh under Indian Penal Code sections 153-A (promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, residence), 469 (forgery for purpose of harming reputation), 500 (defamation) and 505 (statements conducing to public mischief), said the official from Tukoganj police station.&nbsp;
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(PTI)

On cam: Cong leader Digvijaya Singh's SUV hits biker in Madhya Pradesh

The man's motorcycle suddenly entered Singh's cavalcade and was hit by the SUV in which the Congress leader was travelling, eye witnesses said.

&nbsp;A 20-year-old man was injured when his motorcycle was hit by an SUV carrying senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Thursday in Madhya Pradesh's Rajgarh district, police said.
The accident took place in Zirapur town, an official said.
The man's motorcycle suddenly entered Singh's cavalcade and was hit by the SUV in which the Congress leader was travelling, eye witnesses said.
Singh got down and rushed the injured man, identified as Rambabu Bagri (20), to a local hospital and after the primary treatment got him shifted to Bhopal, sources close to the Congress leader said.
Further probe was on, said Zirapur police station in-charge Mukesh Goud.
Later, talking to reporters, Singh said his vehicle was moving slowly. &ldquo;Thank God, he did not suffer serious injuries and I got him referred to Bhopal,&rdquo; he said.
After reaching Bhopal at night, Singh visited the Chirayu Hospital and Medical College to meet the injured man, sources added.&nbsp;
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Digvijaya Singh had said a day earlier that the Narendra Modi government has not given proof that a surgical strike was conducted on Pakistan-occupied territory.

'Congress' views are above...': Rahul Gandhi on Digvijaya Singh's surgical strike proof claim

Digvijaya Singh had said a day earlier that the Narendra Modi government has not given proof that a surgical strike was conducted on Pakistan-occupied territory.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on 24 January 2023 attempted to distance the party from the controversy sparked by Digvijaya Singh who said a day earlier that the Narendra Modi government has not given proof that a surgical strike was conducted against terrorist camps on Pakistan-occupied territory.
"We disagree with Digvijaya Singh's views. The views of the party are above Digvijaya Singh's views," Rahul Gandhi said at a press conference in Jammu.
"The views of the party are generated from a conversation. Digvijaya Singh's views are outlying views. They are not views held by the party. We are absolutely crystal clear - the armed forces do a job and they do the job exceptionally well. They don't need to be providing proof," Gandhi said.
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Senior BJP leader Uma Bharti invited criticism after her controversial remarks that government officials are there only to &lsquo;pick up our (leaders') slippers&rsquo;
Congress veteran Digvijaya Singh criticised Bharti when her critical comments against the bureaucracy surfaced on social media. Singh&nbsp;said she asked him to speak less, while she herself used "highly objectionable" words against bureaucrats. He has also sought an apology from her over her comments.
Uma Bharti wrote to Singh saying that she will improve her language and also urged him to do so.
The Former Union Minister expressed regret over for her choice of words &nbsp;during an interaction with a delegation of representatives from other backward classes (OBCs) at her home in Bhopal.

'Deeply hurt' says Uma Bharti after slippers remark for bureaucrats

Senior BJP leader Uma Bharti&nbsp;said she was deeply hurt by her own words after she&nbsp;invited criticism for her controversial remarks that government officials are there only to &lsquo;pick up our (leaders') slippers&rsquo;

//Uma Bharti's&nbsp;controversial remarks on bureaucrats sparks row
//Uma Bharti:&nbsp;govt officials are there only to &lsquo;pick up our leaders' slippers&rsquo;
//Digvijaya Singh criticised Bharti after&nbsp; her comments surfaced on social media
//Singh: She asked me to speak less but herself uses objectionable words
//Uma Bharti wrote to Singh, said&nbsp;will improve her language
//Former Union Minister expressed regret over for her choice of words

Uma&nbsp;Bharti expressed regret over for her choice of words for bureaucrats&nbsp;&nbsp;during an interaction with a delegation of representatives from other backward classes (OBCs) at her home in Bhopal.

Senior BJP leader Uma Bharti invited criticism after her controversial remarks that government officials are there only to &lsquo;pick up our (leaders') slippers&rsquo;
Congress veteran Digvijaya Singh criticised Bharti when her critical comments against the bureaucracy surfaced on social media. Singh&nbsp;said she asked him to speak less, while she herself used "highly objectionable" words against bureaucrats. He has also sought an apology from her over her comments.
Uma Bharti wrote to Singh saying that she will improve her language and also urged him to do so.
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The Former Union Minister expressed regret over for her choice of words &nbsp;during an interaction with a delegation of representatives from other backward classes (OBCs) at her home in Bhopal.

Several politicians have tested positive for the deadly coronavirus as India battles a dangerous fresh wave of Covid-19. In a tweet, the Congress general secretary Randeep Singh Surjewala said he has tested positive on Friday morning. Former Madhya Pradesh CM , Digvijaya Singh, who is currently at his Delhi residence tweeted that he has isolated himself as a precautionary measure after he tested positive for Covid. The Rajya Sabha MP urged all those who came into his contact to take precautionary measures. Meanwhile, senior SAD leader and former Union minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal has also tested positive for infection. her tweet mentioned she has mild symptoms and has isolated herself at home.

Politicians hit by fresh Covid wave: Surjewala, Digvijay Singh, Harsimrat Badal test positive

Several politicians have tested positive for the deadly coronavirus as India battles a dangerous fresh wave of Covid-19. Union Minister Prakash Javadekar on Friday said that he has tested positive for the novel coronavirus. He requested all those who have come in contact with him in the last two to three days to get themselves tested.
Earlier on Friday, the Congress general secretary Randeep Singh Surjewala said he has tested positive. Former Madhya Pradesh CM , Digvijaya Singh, who is currently at his Delhi residence tweeted that he has isolated himself as a precautionary measure after he tested positive for Covid. The Rajya Sabha MP urged all those who came into his contact to take precautionary measures.
Bathinda MP and ex-Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal&nbsp;also tested COVID-19 positive on Friday.&nbsp;She held a few meetings with SAD workers in Bathinda on Thursday.&nbsp;In her tweetshe&nbsp; mentioned she has mild symptoms and has isolated herself at home.

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