2 Congress MLAs Arrested For Holding Foot March In Madhya Pradesh
Two Congress MLAs have been arrested in Madhya Pradesh’ Ujjain.
Ujjain:
Two Congress MLAs have been arrested in Madhya Pradesh’ Ujjain on Wednesday for allegedly violating the lockdown order once they spark off on a foot march to attract the federal government’s consideration against the hardships confronted migrant staff.
The 2 opposition birthday celebration legislators- Mahesh Parmar from Tarana meeting seat and Manoj Chawla from Aalot constituency- had organised the foot march from Mahakal temple in Ujjain at the side of a few of their supporters.
Consistent with police, the MLAs and their fans have been arrested once their march started.
“As all such actions are prohibited all the way through the lockdown, the 2 Congress MLAs- Mahesh Parmar and Manoj Chawla- have been arrested below IPC phase 151 for breaking the legislation by means of meeting of other folks,” police authentic Rupesh Kumar Dwivedi mentioned.
Phase 151 of the IPC offers with “knowingly becoming a member of or proceeding in meeting of 5 or extra individuals”.
The arrested MLAs and their buddies have been despatched to Bhairavgarh prison, the police authentic mentioned.
Chatting with newshounds, Mr Parmar mentioned they have been removing a calm march from Mahakal temple to Bhopal to “get up” the state govt at the factor of hardships being confronted through hundreds of migrant labourers.
