During a meeting of the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) Disciplinary Committee held at the state party headquarters in Bhopal on Saturday, BJP State President and Khajuraho MP Vishnu Dutt Sharma emphasized that discipline remains a core value of the party’s functioning and warned that indiscipline or anti-social activities would not be tolerated under any circumstances.
Speaking to the media after the meeting, Sharma said that communication and outreach are hallmarks of the BJP’s organizational style, but those violating discipline—whether workers, office-bearers, or elected representatives—would face immediate and strict action. He added, “There is no place for indiscipline in our organization. Those who attempt it will be dealt with swiftly.”
In a strong message against "Love Jihad," Sharma asserted that those involved in misleading and exploiting women under such tactics would not be spared. “Those indulging in Love Jihad will face such stringent action that it will become a precedent,” he said, adding that the state government under Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has already taken the recent Bhopal case seriously by forming a Special Investigation Team (SIT). He vowed that every culprit involved would be tracked and punished, setting a strong example.
Detailing the disciplinary discussions, Sharma informed that the party leadership held conversations with two mayors and two MLAs, namely Pradeep Patel and Pritam Singh Lodhi, regarding certain reported matters. While Lodhi could not attend due to being out of station, Sharma said he would meet the committee later. The party has also interacted with the Chairperson of Bina Municipality and the Mayor of Dewas, and a notice has been issued to the Mayor of Sagar who failed to attend.
On the issue of illegal Pakistani nationals residing in Madhya Pradesh, Sharma said that the state government is actively identifying and removing nearly 220 Pakistani citizens, some of whom have overstayed illegally. He assured that stern action will be taken against them, reaffirming the government's commitment to national security.
Sharma also reiterated Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s firm resolve to eliminate terrorism and its sympathizers. “Under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the country stands united. India will soon hammer the final nail in the coffin of terrorism. Naxalism has already been eradicated from large parts of the country; now sponsored terrorism in Kashmir will also be rooted out,” he said, adding that the central government is fully prepared to respond strongly and decisively.