In Uttar Pradesh, there has been a complaint that half a kilometre of the road was bulldozed for not giving commission to the BJP MLA. A case has also been registered on the complaint filed by the contractor in this regard.

When this divorce came to the notice of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, he immediately ordered the taxpayers to collect the entire cost of the road.

The Public Works Department of Uttar Pradesh is constructing a road from Shahjahanpur to Budan. Some, claiming to be supporters of BJP MLA Veer Vikram Singh, have threatened to demand a five percent commission from the contractor constructing the road. But the five percent commission was not given to those who claimed to be MLA supporters.

About 20 supporters of the MLA, including Jagveer Singh, who were enraged, moved the road for half a kilometre on the newly constructed road where bulldozers were suddenly brought.

The issue came to the attention of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Subsequently, he ordered to take strict action against the BJP MLA’s supporters who damaged the road and ordered to collect the entire amount required to construct a new road from them.

A case has been registered against the BJP MLA’s supporters under various sections, including damage to public property, on October 3.

It has been alleged that around 20 people led by Jagveer Singh, a supporter of BJP MLA Veer Vikram Singh, dug the road with a bulldozer on October 2, claiming that they had not been paid commission. He said that a special force has been set up to catch the criminals.

We have formed a committee headed by the subcollector. He said legal action would be taken after the report of the inquiry body.