Minister Distances Himself Amid Controversy Over Brother's Arrest

Madhya Pradesh Minister Nagar Singh Chouhan distanced himself from his brother, Inder Singh Chouhan, who faces a criminal case for threatening a government officer. Inder Singh allegedly threatened to harm and 'bury alive' Priya Kang, following her rejection of ineligible applications under a welfare scheme.

Madhya Pradesh's Scheduled Caste Welfare Minister, Nagar Singh Chouhan, has clarified his non-involvement in the legal troubles of his brother, Inder Singh Chouhan. The latter was arrested for allegedly threatening violence against Priya Kang, a Janpad Panchayat chief executive officer, after she denied certain applications under a state welfare scheme.

Nagar Singh emphasized that he has no communication with his brother, stressing their separate lives and individual responsibilities. This statement came following media attention on the case where Inder Singh allegedly said he would 'break teeth and bury alive' the officer, sparking public outrage.

The incident has ignited political tensions, with Congress leader Kantilal Bhuria accusing those in power of abuse. Chouhan's arrest led to a public outcry and debate over power misuse, highlighting the sensitive political landscape in Madhya Pradesh.