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28 ministers inducted in Kamal Nath cabinet in Madhya Pradesh, 9 take oath in Chhattisgarh

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BHOPAL/RAIPUR: As many as 28 legislators took oath as ministers in Kamal Nath's cabinet while in neighbouring Chhattisgarh, nine ministers inducted in Bhupesh Baghel's council of ministers.

Those who took oath include Dr Govind Singh, Arif Aqueel, Vijaylaxmi Sadhu, Omkar Singh Markam, Brajendra Singh Rathor, Hukum Singh Karada, LS Yadav, Bala Bachchan, TR Silawat, Govind Rajput, Imarti Devi, Pradeep Jaiswal, Sukhdev Panse, Jitu Patwari.

Among others include Prabhuram Chaudhary, Priyavrat Singh, Umang Singhar, Harsh Yadav, Kamleshwar Patel, Lakhan Ghanghoria, Mahendra Sisodia, PC Sharma, Pardyumn Singh Tomar, Sachin Yadav, Surendra Singh Baghel, Tarun Bhanot, Jaivardhan Singh.

Two MLAs from Bhopal--veteran Arif Aqueel and former district Congress chief PC Sharma, represent the capital in cabinet. The cabinet members include experienced leaders as well as young legislators.

All of them took oath as cabinet ministers. Eight Thakurs, five backwards, two Brahmins, three Yadavs, four Scheduled Tribe and five Scheduled Caste members are part of the cabinet. 

In Chhattisgarh, nine ministers were inducted in Bhupesh Baghel's cabinet. Those who were sworn in include Ravinda Chaubey, Mohammad Akbar, Prem Sai Singh, Kawasi Lakhma, Shiv Deharia, Anila Bhedia, Jay Singh Agarwal, Guru Rudr Kumar and Umesh Patel. 


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Carbine used to fire at jeweller was robbed from UP MLA's gunman

CHHINDWARA: The carbine that was used to fire at a jeweller and later others in Chhindwara in MP, belonged to a UP legislator's gunman and had been looted.

This has been revealed during the course of investigation. The jeweller has survived and the shooter has been arrested. However, it was found that he had got it from the gunman of a UP MLA, sometime ago. 

The incident had occurred in Chhindwara. An armed man carrying the submachine gun stormed into jeweller's showroom, shot him in the stomach. When others came, he fired in the air. He tried to run away but because motorcycle couldn't start, he failed to escape and was overpowered by the crowd.

The injured jeweller is undergoing treatment. The goon was carrying a machine gun, carbine. The accused, Sandeep Kumar, had fired thrice. He had ntered Durga Shree jewellers, carrying the carbine. asking jeweller to hand over ornaments.

When the jeweller refused Sandeep Kumar began firing, one of the bullets hit the victim, Sohan Tamrakar, 32, in the stomach.The goon ran out and kicked the bike but after multiple attempts bike didn't start and people with lathis attacked him.

He was caught and handed to police, later. Now, he is being quizzed and a team is arriving from UP to ask about the procurement of the looted carbine. Investigation is on in the case. 

[January 18, 2023 NewsBits.in]

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