Raipur,
June 03, 2013
DGP Ramnivas on Monday met leader of opposition at state assembly
Ravindra Choubey at latter’s residence and reportedly discussed over security
of Congress legislators in wake of Darbha incident.
According
to information, he is said to have assured Choubey that the state government
would provide adequate security to Congress MLAs as desired and needed.
Notably,
the PCC office-bearers, in their June 2 meeting at Congress Bhawan, had expressed
their ire over no security being provided to parivartan yatra and held BJP
government responsible for May 25 naxal attack. They also felt that the ruling
party ceased to remain in power and must step down forthwith.
Similarly,
in the Congress legislators’ party (CLP) meeting convened by Choubey at his
residence on June 2, the MLAs felt that since the BJP government was ignoring their
security and was responsible for May 25 incident, they would tender their
resignation and demand President’s rule in state.
The
top brasses in state administration, who are closely following developments in
state Congress after May 25, reportedly came into action instantly and send DGP
Ramnivas to convince Choubey pertaining to provision of security to opposition
MLAs.
Sources
informed that the government is in no mood to face ignominy again on security
issue after naxal attack on Congmen and therefore leaving no stone unturned in
persuading the principal opposition to drop the idea of mass resignation of its
MLAs. By sending Ramnivas, the government has tried to convey a broader message
to Congress that it is committed to provide sufficient security to the
opposition MLAs.
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