Madhya Pradesh : Sonia should issue a fatwa on Ramdhun… Digvijay lashed out at Narottam Mishra’s statement

Congress workers led by Rajya Sabha MP and former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Digvijay Singh on Wednesday protested near his (Sharma) house in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, on the recent controversial statement made by BJP MLA Rameshwar Sharma that broke the knees of Congressmen. did. State Home Minister Dr. Narottam Mishra took a jibe at his performance and said that Congress President Sonia Gandhi and party leader Rahul Gandhi should not issue a fatwa against Dagvijiya Singh for singing Ramdhun.

Now it was Digvijay Singh’s turn. Hitting back at Narottam Mishra, he made personal attacks. The Congress MP said, “Narottam Mishra used to charge Rs 20 from the conductors at the bus stand in Dabra. Now he is recovering from Collector and SP. I don’t take them seriously. They should work at the bus stand in Dabra.

Narottam Mishra used to collect Rs 20 from conductors at bus stands in Dabra. Now he's collecting from Collector & SP…I don't take him seriously, he should work at bus stand in Dabra:Congress' Digvijaya Singh on Mishra's 'Fatwa' remark after his (Singh's) Ramdhun comment(24.11) pic.twitter.com/vvOCuk7rCY

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Digvijay, after garlanding the statue of Mahatma Gandhi at the Minto Hall complex here on Wednesday, along with hundreds of party workers, marched towards Sharma’s house singing Ramdhun, but the protesters were stopped halfway by the police. Sharma’s house is about a kilometer away from Minto Hall. During this, Congress workers were carrying banners in their hands, which read, “Rameshwar Sharma ji, we have come, you break our knees.”

What did Rameshwar Sharma say?
It is to be known that BJP MLA from Huzur seat of Bhopal, Rameshwar Sharma had recently said in Kalkheda village of Ratibad area of ​​the city, “If someone from Congress comes here, break his knees. No entry to brokers. Will not allow brokerage, only then the city will be safe. Digvijay Singh came, did he do anything?” The video of this statement of Rameshwar went viral. Congress leaders had objected to this, after which Digvijay also tweeted on his statement and said, “I am a Congressman. If you have the strength, break my knees. I am a Gandhian. I will answer violence with non-violence. On November 24, I will go to Rameshwar Sharma’s house from the statue of Mahatma Gandhi. I will go to his house and do Ramdhun for an hour to ask the Lord to give him wisdom.

Sharma had given clarification
However, Sharma later clarified that he had made this remark about government land worth Rs 20 crore which was sold by a sarpanch of Kalkheda village. He had also alleged that Digvijay was protecting this sarpanch. After Digvijay’s tweet, Sharma completely painted his house in the color of Ram and from Tuesday itself Ramdhun started playing and Ramcharit Manas was sung. Halwa and puri were arranged for Digvijay and other protesters and all preparations were made to welcome them.

When Digvijay did not reach his house, Sharma told the media, “I will welcome the devotees of Lord Ram. How can he (Digvijay) come to Ramdhun? Throughout his life he (Digvijay) has opposed Ram. Rama’s grace is not on him. Even God does not allow them to come at his feet.

Sonia should not issue fatwa on Ramdhun against Dagvijiya: Narottam
Amidst the politics on ‘Ramdhun’, State Home Minister Dr. Narottam Mishra said that Congress President Sonia Gandhi and party leader Rahul Gandhi should not issue a fatwa against Digvijay Singh for singing Ramdhun. In his tweet, without naming anyone, he said, “It is good ‘Chachajaan’ will now sing Ramdhun.” After this, he said in his tweet that Digvijay Singh should keep one thing in mind that Sonia Gandhi or Rahul somewhere on the song Ramdhun. Gandhi should not issue a fatwa against him.