‘My punch is now 250 kg…’, BJP MLA in Shivpuri’s words deteriorated, threatened police officers

The political atmosphere has heated up after a road accident in Shivpuri district of Madhya Pradesh. Controversy has arisen over the statement of BJP MLA from Pichor, Pritam Singh Lodhi. He used strong and objectionable language against the SP and SDOP of Karaira in an open forum, due to which the discussion has now intensified.

According to the information, MLA’s son Dinesh Lodhi, while driving a Thar at high speed, hit three bike-riding youths and two school-going girls on Friday (April 17). Everyone got injured in this accident, although no one died. After the incident, there was a stir in the area and anger was also seen among the people.

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Questions raised on police action

After the accident, MLA Pritam Lodhi appeared angry with the police action. He directly questioned the SP and SDOP and asked on whose orders they were acting. He even asked whether he had received instructions from the Prime Minister, Home Minister or any other big leader.

15 day ultimatum

The MLA gave 15 days time to the police officers and said that they will have to reply within this period. He said in a warning tone that if the answer is not received, he will himself reach Karaira and hold a big protest.

In the most controversial statement, the MLA said that he will reach the SDOP’s house with 10 thousand people and will fill his bungalow with cow dung. Not only this, while mentioning his impact he said, “Earlier my punch was of two and a half kilos, now it has become of two and a half kilos”, which clearly shows that he was trying to show his strength.

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This statement of the MLA is becoming increasingly viral on social media. People are reacting differently to this. Some people are calling it pressure from power, while some are considering it a challenge to law and order.

This whole matter has gained political momentum. The opposition can also target the government on this issue. Now it remains to be seen what action the administration and government take on this matter.