MP: Shivraj Chouhan says a brand new legislation can be introduced towards stone pelting

In a serious growth, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan knowledgeable on Sunday that the state authorities will herald legal guidelines to include the menace of stone-pelting and harm to life and public property throughout protests.
As per studies, the announcement comes within the backdrop of a number of stone-pelting incidents in Muslim-dominated areas in Indore, Ujjain and Mandasur on Hindu non secular processions. Under the proposed legislation, the accused will face strict punishment and must pay for damages brought about to public property. If they fail to take action, the federal government will be capable to public sale their property and compensate for the damages. In case of harm to non-public property, the perpetrators will now must compensate the house owners.
Rule of legislation will prevail in Madhya Pradesh, says Shivraj Singh Chouhan
While chatting with the media, MP CM stated that stone-pelting couldn’t solely lead to deaths but in addition can unfold terror and disrupt legislation and order scenario within the state. He emphasised, “Stone pelters are enemies of the society…Till now, stone pelting was considered a minor offence but we are bringing a law which will make the offenders pay.”
Shivraj Singh Chouhan stated that the rule of legislation will prevail within the state with the introduction of the brand new legislation.“While people have a right to raise their issues peacefully in a democracy, no one has the liberty to damage public property…I have given instructions to formulate these laws and work on it has already started,” he added.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan offers stern warning to the mafia
Recently, Chouhan had issued a stern warning to the mafia components within the state asking them to depart Madhya Pradesh or they are going to be “buried 10 feet deep”. Addressing a Good Governance Day occasion, organised to mark the delivery anniversary of former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Shivraj Singh stated he has been in a “dangerous” temper recently and won’t spare those that are concerned in unlawful actions.
“Leave, Madhya Pradesh, otherwise, I will bury you 10 feet deep and no one will know about your whereabouts,” the Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister warned. Cautioning mafia and others concerned in unlawful actions, the Chief Minister added that the state authorities would maintain talks with central departments to resolve the drug drawback within the state. Drug peddlers, land mafia, chit fund mafia, goons and different such individuals is not going to be spared, he had added.