Relief / Dumpers scam: Supreme Court relief from Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Congress leader’s petition rejected

Bhopal. Supreme Court rejected Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan and his wife Sadhna Singh giving relief to the Dinkar scam. In the petition filed by Congress spokesperson KK Mishra, a demand was made to investigate Chief Minister Shivraj and his wife. The Supreme Court dismissed the petition saying that we know there is an election in Madhya Pradesh, you go and contest elections.

Congress spokesman KK Mishra filed a petition in the Supreme Court. In which case the demand for an inquiry into the purchase of four dumplars against Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan and his wife Sadhna Singh was sought. Prior to this, Congress spokesman KK Mishra filed the case in Madhya Pradesh High Court Jabalpur and District Court Rewa, in which his petition was dismissed.

The petition in the High Court said that the District Court Rewa did not make any statement, and the petition was dismissed as saying that Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Minister Rajendra Shukla and IAS SK Mishra come under the Lok sabak category, prosecution for them Acceptance is necessary.

Hearing on September 27 in fake voter case
At the same time, the Supreme Court will hear on September 27 the hearing of PCC Chief Kamal Nath in the case of fake voters. Kamal Nath talked of having a large number of fake voters in the state’s voter list. On Kamal Nath’s petition, the Election Commission had filed its reply in the Supreme Court. In its affidavit, the Election Commission had said that it is not bound to conduct elections in the country according to the methods given by the Congress and its leaders.

The Commission had also said that the Congress should not issue guidelines for conducting elections in a particular manner, because the Election Commission already has elections under the legal provisions. The commission also says that the Congress petition is baseless and hence the Supreme Court dismisses Kamal Nath’s petition.