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Shivraj-Mohan Meeting Bears Fruit, Tribals End Foot March After Demands Met
- •Politics heated up in Madhya Pradesh after tribal houses were demolished in Sehore, leading to a foot march towards Bhopal.
- •Following a crucial meeting between former Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and CM Mohan Yadav, all legitimate demands of the tribals were accepted.
- •Budhni BJP MLA Ramakant Bhargav confirmed that affected families will be allowed to resume farming and will be provided permanent houses on new plots.
- •With a positive consensus reached, the tribals have suspended their foot march, and the administration has arranged buses for their safe return.
- •The protest erupted after the Forest Development Corporation demolished 12 tribal houses and destroyed crops in Kosmi village, drawing strong condemnation from Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
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The protests and foot march were triggered after the Forest Development Corporation demolished 12 tribal houses, destroyed standing crops, and filled a well with soil during an encroachment removal action in Kosmi village of Sehore.
Following a meeting between Shivraj Singh Chouhan and CM Mohan Yadav, all legitimate demands of the tribals were accepted. The government assured action against culprits, permitted families to resume farming on their lands, and initiated steps to build plots and permanent houses for those displaced.
The foot march was suspended by mutual consent after the tribal delegation had a positive discussion with Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, resulting in the acceptance of their demands. Additionally, the administration arranged buses to safely transport everyone back to their homes.
