BJP MLA Abhay Kumar alias Dheeraj Ojha (Raniganj MLA Dheeraj Ojha) from Raniganj Legislative Assembly seat in Pratapgarh district of Uttar Pradesh is sitting in the Sitting Protest on the DM office accused of big rigging in the voter list. During this, the MLA tore his kurta in anger and sat on the ground again. After the arrival of SP and DM, a high-voltage drama took place inside the chamber for about 15 minutes. After this, when the BJP MLAs came out of the chamber, there were no clothes on the body.

He alleged that the SP beat him up. He was also beaten and threatened by the mob MLA workers gathered at the DM house after this. However, DM MLA went to the chamber again with Dheeraj Ojha. The MLA alleges that there are some people against whom there are many cases including the Gunda Act, yet the DM did not take any action regarding the election. Even after he informed about such people, the administration did not take cognizance. With this, the names of many such people who are eligible voters, could not appear in the voter list. He gave the DM a list of such characters, but the administration did not step on it.

SP dismissed the allegations

The political and administrative corridor was disturbed as the MLA sat on a dharna. At first, ADM Shatrohan Vaishya tried to convince MLA Dheeraj on behalf of the DM, but he did not agree, saying that until his demands are expedited, he will sit on the protest. At the same time, SP Akash Tomar came with DM. When he declared the MLA's strike as improper, a heated argument ensued between the MLA and the SP. SP Pratapgad said that the MLA was sitting on a dharna against him, alleging disturbances in the voter list at the DM residence. When I refuse to misbehave, they are making false accusations together with the activists. The SP said that the police has no connection with this entire matter.

The Maharashtra government imposed a severe Maharashtra lockdown on Monday to stop the second wave of Corona. Except for essential items, other shops are ordered to be closed till the 30th. This has caused resentment among the traders. Traders landed at many places in the state. The Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce has given a warning to open all shops from Monday. The BJP has given its support to the traders. On the other hand, seeing the transition of the corona in the state not decreasing, the working of the state government is being questioned on behalf of the central government.

Amidst these conditions, Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray (CM Uddhav Thackeray) has called a meeting of all party meeting today. In this meeting, the status of corona infection, lack of vaccine, relaxation of the ban or a strong lockdown and the 10th-12th examination are to be considered and decided.

Three weeks of lockdown signs

Talking to Tv9, Congress leader and Minister Vijay Vadettivar on Friday indicated the lockdown of three weeks. Apart from them, some other leaders also believe that the weekend lockdown will not control corona. If the lives of innocent people are to be saved, the lockdown will have to be prolonged. There are also some festivals this week, due to which there is a possibility of increasing crowds in the markets. Therefore, many leaders are of the opinion that for at least a week, a strong lockdown should be imposed or else the situation will become more explosive due to increased crowd. As it is, there is a shortage of oxygen and ventilators beds in the state. The vaccine is falling short. Therefore, tightening the rules is the only solution.

While the traders have warned that shops will be opened in any condition from Monday. Now in such a situation, everyone's eyes are fixed on what the state government decides.

What will be the decision on the 10th-12th examination?

There is a constant demand that in view of the crisis of Corona, the 10th-12th examination should be canceled or its date should be extended. Examinations of first to eighth and ninth and eleventh have already been canceled in the state. All these students have been ordered to promote in the next class. Now to see what the state government decides about the 10th-12th examination.