Madhya Pradesh BJP Holds 'Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy' March In Indore; CM Mohan Yadav Joins Rally | VIDEO

On Friday, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Madhya Pradesh organized a "Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy" march in Indore. The procession began at Subhash Nagar Square and was set to conclude at Patnipura Square. Various professionals, religious leaders, and representatives from different communities joined the event. Notably, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav participated in the rally.

During the march, police detained social worker Prahlad Pandey for carrying a poster that read "Rs 30,000 bulb and 33,000 litres of phenyl." According to reports, BJP Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya directed the police to remove Pandey from the venue. Earlier in the day, Pandey had organized a protest outside Vijayvargiya's residence, leading to his arrest. However, Vijayvargiya later wrote a letter requesting Pandey's release.

The protest's slogans aimed to instigate unrest among intellectual Naxalites. The event saw a large turnout from young and middle-aged citizens across various social classes, demonstrating India's youth's belief in democratic values, the Constitution, and the nation's welfare. The youth is aware, responsible, and motivated by genuine patriotism.

Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya criticized the Congress party in his address, comparing their efforts to launch leaders to launching a rocket. He questioned the Congress party's achievements over the years and claimed they had failed to succeed in launching their leadership. Meanwhile, the BJP in Madhya Pradesh received new organizational leadership, with Biplab Deb and Chandrashekhar assuming key roles.