MP's Jhabua Sarpanch Sangh Gives 10-Day Ultimatum Over 18 Demands, Threatens Collectorate Gherao And Hunger Strike
Jhabua (Madhya Pradesh): Jhabua Sarpanch Sangh has given the administration a 10-day ultimatum to resolve its 18-point charter of demands, warning that sarpanches will gherao the collector’s office and launch a hunger strike if no action is taken. Led by district president Mukesh Meda, sarpanches took out a rally to the collector’s office and submitted the memorandum to the district Panchayat…
In Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh, the local Jhabua Sarpanch Sangh has issued a 10-day ultimatum to the administration, demanding the resolution of 18 key points. Sarpanches, led by Mukesh Meda, district president, staged a rally to the collector's office and presented the memorandum to the district Panchayat CEO. The list of demands, addressed to the Prime Minister, Union Agriculture Minister, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, and the Panchayat and Rural Development Minister, includes the restoration of the Gram Swaraj system, the granting of more powers to Panchayats and Gram Sabhas, the release of outstanding MNREGA and Finance Commission payments, the allocation of funds based on the current population, and the restoration of Panchayat-level payment rights.
The Sangh also called for the implementation of all 375 works under the VB-G Ramji Yojana, the discontinuation of online attendance, revised SOR rates, freedom to procure construction materials, a monthly honorarium of Rs 30,000 and a pension of Rs 5,000 for sarpanches, a Rs 50,000 sanitation grant, the revival of farm and remote road schemes, and an end to illegal collections of electricity bills.
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