Controversy Sparks Over 'Bulldozer Justice' in Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav defended the state's use of 'bulldozer justice' following Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's criticism. The controversy arose after the demolition of Shahzad Ali's house in response to alleged protest-related violence. Gandhi Vadra condemned the action, calling it unjust and a violation of constitutional norms.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav asserted that no one is above the law, responding to Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's criticism of 'bulldozer justice' in Chhatarpur district.

The issue escalated when Shahzad Ali's house was demolished after his alleged involvement in a violent protest against anti-Islam remarks by Ramgiri Maharaj. Stones were hurled, vehicles were damaged, and several policemen were injured.

Yadav defended the government's actions, emphasizing that construction must follow due approvals and that the administration could act accordingly. Meanwhile, Gandhi Vadra condemned the demolition as an unjust practice that bypasses legal processes.

(With inputs from agencies.)