'Dastak' Campaign: Congress Gives Madhya Pradesh Government Eight Days To Act On Education

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - Congress state president Jitu Patwari has given the government eight days to address the education system or face a campaign called Dastak. Patwari demanded that Chief Minister Mohan Yadav release a White Paper on the state's school and higher education institution conditions. He emphasized that education is a matter more important than politics and advised the government to collaborate with the Opposition and society at large, presenting the real state of the education system and a plan for improvement.

Patwari stated that if the government fails to act, Congress would launch a cycling tour across all divisions to raise awareness and push for reforms. Separately, controversy erupted in Bhopal after a video showing Uzma Raza, daughter-in-law of former chief secretary AV Singh, referring to a temple as a bloody structure and an illegal building went viral on social media.