Scindia helps MP miner wear slippers. He pledged to stay barefoot. Watch

Madhya Pradesh Energy Miner Pradyuman Singh Tomar, who had pledged to remain barefoot until the condition of roads improve in state capital Gwalior, was offered to wear slippers in presence of Union miner Jyotiraditya Scindia after over two months. Tomar tweeted a video on Sunday saying he was “blessed” to wear the slippers in presence of “god-like” leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party. “Gwalior in-charge miner Mr. Tulsi Silawat ji, BJP drict president Mr. Abhay Chaudhary ji blessed me giving me slippers to wear in the presence of godlike leaders of Bharatiya Janata Party,” read the tweet, roughly translated from Hindi.Watch:
ग्वालियर प्रभारी मंत्री श्री Tulsi Silawat जी, भाजपा जिला अध्यक्ष श्री अभय चौधरी जी ने भारतीय जनता पार्टी के देवतुल्य कार्यकर्ताओ की उपस्थिति में मुझे चप्पल धारण कराकर अनुग्रहित किया। 2/5 pic.twitter.com/0KkXGSWwLv— Pradhuman Singh Tomar (@PradhumanGwl) December 25, 2022
“Today is a memorable day of my life. I want to tell you that about 3 months ago, I had resolved that until Gendewali road, Laxman Talaiya’s road and Jayarogya Hospital’s Rajpayaga road are repaired, I would also remain barefoot to feel the pain of the people every day,” he further tweeted.Tomar also thanked the civil aviation miner for convincing him to wear his slippers again. “The development works in my area have been completed and I thanked union miner Scindia who made me wear slippers today,” he said.Scindia, who hails from Gwalior, was in the drict to attend an event on occasion of former Prime Miner Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s birth anniversary.Pradyuman Singh Tomar is a BJP MLA from Gwalior. In October, he was on a surprise inspection, when the locals came to him and narrated their ordeal regarding potholes in the city and he pledged then that he will remain barefoot until the roads in his city improves. He had said he would monitor the work daily so that the roads are repaired soon.Madhya Pradesh, like many other states in India, receives heavy rainfall for months during the monsoon, due to which the roads end up in a dilapidated condition with potholes, posing a threat for the daily commuter.

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