The Road Connecting 40 Villages in Raisen Is in Bad Condition; a Boycott of Voting Is Announced; a Day Before the by-Election, Villagers Say, "No Road, No vote."
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Bhopal. During the by-elections in Madhya Pradesh, controversies have emerged in various areas regarding the electoral process and local issues. The Congress party has raised questions about the replacement of a voting machine in Ward No. 7 of the Susner Municipal Council President's by-election in Agar Malwa. Meanwhile, in Ward No. 3 of the Raisen District Panchayat, […]
A day before the by-election for District Panchayat Ward 3 in Raisen, residents of Salera and Mau Patharai villages have announced a boycott of voting. Angered by the poor condition of the road, villagers chanted, "No road, no vote." Villagers say the approximately 8-kilometer Prime Minister's Road from Raisen to Salera is in poor condition. It connects the Mau Patharai and Salera Panchayats, serving people from more than 40 villages. Approval g…
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