“We will cut your tongue! BJP MLA’s video goes viral, matter heats up due to foul language used by officers”

Heated Words and Strong Reactions: A Political Storm in MP-This week, a political firestorm erupted in Madhya Pradesh, sparked by a heated exchange and strong reactions that quickly escalated. Let’s break down the events that led to this controversy.

 A Call That Ignited a Controversy-A video of BJP MLA Jagannath Singh Raghuvanshi went viral, showing him threatening to cut off the tongue of anyone who speaks ill of Jyotiraditya Scindia, a leader he considers the pride of the region. This incident occurred during a tense video call. The words used were inflammatory, and the threat itself added fuel to the fire.

Heated Words at a Review Meeting-The controversy began during a review meeting at the Isagarh Janpad office. The meeting was attended by SDM Rachna Sharma, Janpad CEO Gourishankar Rajput, and other officials. A call from District Panchayat CEO Rajesh Jain, filled with offensive language, was put on speakerphone, causing outrage among the staff.

 ‘Shoes’ and Strong Words-The District Panchayat CEO’s words, directed at secretaries and employment assistants, were particularly harsh. He threatened to beat anyone who didn’t work hard, even if they were associated with an MLA or MP. This added insult to injury, pushing the staff to their breaking point.

 Staff Walkout and Complaints-Angered by the language used, the secretaries and employment assistants immediately walked out of the meeting. They proceeded to the Collectorate to file a complaint against the District Panchayat CEO. Although Collector Aditya Singh attempted to calm the situation, the matter continued to escalate.

 Mass Leave and Growing Anger-On Tuesday, the secretaries and employment assistants collectively took leave to demonstrate their anger and displeasure. This mass leave underscored the growing discontent among the staff and raised questions about the officials’ conduct and work style.

 MLA’s Direct Complaint- MLA Raghuvanshi also took a direct approach, meeting with Chief Minister Mohan Yadav to lodge a complaint, presenting newspaper clippings as evidence. The Chief Minister took the matter seriously, immediately instructing the Chief Secretary to investigate.

 Assurance of Action- The Chief Secretary, having already received reports from the Collector and Chief Minister, assured that action would be taken soon. This suggests that disciplinary action against the offending officer is likely in the near future.