Madhya Pradesh CM transfers collector who questioned truck driver's 'aukaat'
Wednesday, 3 January 2024 Madhya Pradesh chief minister Mohan Yadav removed Shajapur collector Kishore Kumar Kanyal from his post for his inappropriate language during a meeting with truck drivers protesting against the new hit-and-run law. Yadav emphasized that every officer, regardless of position, should respect the work and feelings of the poor. He expressed his disappointment and stated that such language will not be tolerated in the government. Narsinghpur collector Riju Bafna was appointed as the new collector of Shajapur district, while Kanyal was made the state deputy secretary.
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