Cong files plaint against MlA, BMC chairman for obstructing Govt work

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Congress leaders from the city submitted a complaint with the Mangalwara police station to book Bhopal Central legislator Surendranath Singh and Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) Council chairman Surjeet Singh Chouhan for obstructing Government work.

Besides, a memorandum was submitted to the BMC Commissioner seeking impartial probe over ownership of the land that is claimed by BMC, Ram Mandir, District Congress Committee, Waqf Board and a private party.

Congress Corporators Shahwar Mansuri, Rafiq Qureshi, Raisa Mallick, Mewalal Kanerji and former Madhya Pradesh Congress committee secretary Abdul Nafis and other leaders and workers of the grand old party reached Mangalwara PS and submitted an application demanding FIR against MlA Singh and Chairman Chouhan for creating hurdles in Government work by using their influence.

The Congress leaders allege that work of construction for sub-station of electricity department is going on the precious land at Gurbaksh Ki Talayya near Subzi Mandi since last many days.

On Thursday Singh and Chouhan along-with BJP leaders and workers and right

wing organisations activists reached the spot and started abusing and misbehaving with the power company employees and stopped them from doing work, thus creating obstacles in Government work besides painting the board indicating that the property belongs to BMC and renaming it by writing that the property belongs to religious place to create communal tension. This could also disrupt the peace of the state capital, they alleged.

The Congress leaders further said that MlA Singh is continuously creating hurdles in government works, on earlier occasion also he disturbed the  renovation work of the Mangalwara PS due to that the work renovation work was stopped. Besides, many other development works of the old city are completely on hold due to unnecessary intervention of the MlA.

The Congress leaders also submitted memorandum to the BMC Commissioner informing in detail the dispute of the land and demanded impartial probe. BMC Commissioner and Mangalwara SHO assured the Congress leaders that action would be taken over their complaint after proper investigation.

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