Controversy Arises as Madhya Pradesh CM Demands Congress Apology over Bribery Allegations

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav demanded a public apology from Congress after Jitu Patwari alleged that government officials paid for their posts. At a meeting, Patwari claimed officials including the collector of Hoshangabad paid bribes for postings. Yadav countered that Congress leaders' language insulted government employees and reaffirmed their dedication.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has called for a public apology from the Congress party following allegations made by Congress leader Jitu Patwari regarding bribery for public posts.

Patwari's accusations were aired during a Congress 'Kisan Nyay Yatra,' specifically targeting the collector of Hoshangabad. Patwari claimed that the bribery culture extended across various state officials, including the superintendent of police and other local officers.

Responding to these claims, CM Yadav labeled the accusations as derogatory towards dedicated government employees and emphasized their unwavering commitment. He also pointed out Congress's prolonged absence from power in the state.

(With inputs from agencies.)