Madhya Pradesh News: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has decided to get snakes counted in the state. He has taken this decision in view of the incidents of snake bite in the state. Regarding this, the CM also gave instructions to the officials of the forest department. Now the Congress has surrounded the government regarding this decision of CM. Taking a dig at the BJP government, he said that the government is engaged in counting snakes except for serious issues. The Congress further questioned that who would catch the snake of debt, the snake of corruption, the snake of commission?
Why is CM Mohan Yadav counting snakes?
According to the information, CM Mohan Yadav said to count snakes in the national workshop organized on the subject of forest protection and climate capable livelihood organized at the Academy of Administration of Bhopal. He further asked the forest department officials whether the Wildlife Act provides for the counting of snakes. As soon as the answer was received, the CM said that the incidents of snake bite in the forest areas are increasing rapidly, so they request that the snake count should be started from now on.
Congress targeted CM’s decision
CM Mohan Yadav has now targeted the government on this decision. Congress President Jeetu Patwari shared the video on his X account and raised many questions on the CM’s decision. He wrote, ‘Bypassing thousands of our problems, the Chief Minister is now counting snakes! Really it’s amazing! The BJP government of Madhya Pradesh is going to the forest to find snakes. But how is the BJP forgetting snakes around it? Debt snakes, corruption snakes, commission snakes! Who will recognize them? After all, who will catch them? ‘
Bypassing thousands of problems, the Chief Minister is now counting the “snakes”!
Really amazing! Going to the forest to find snakes @BJP4MP How is power forgetting snakes around you? Debt snakes, corruption snakes, commission snakes! Who will recognize them? Who will catch them?@DRMOHANYADAV51 pic.twitter.com/oifxjav9r4
– Jitendra (Jitu) Patwari (@jitupatwari) April 21, 2025
