Former CM’s safety at risk as vehicles withdrawn, says MP counterpart
Key Points:
• Shivraj Singh Chouhan criticizes Jharkhand’s decision on Champai Soren
• Ex-CM’s security vehicles removed, sparking controversy
• Chouhan calls it ‘petty mentality’, urges basic courtesy for former leaders
RANCHI – Madhya Pradesh’s former Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has strongly criticized the Jharkhand government’s decision to reduce Champai Soren’s security detail.
Chouhan expressed his strong disapproval of the situation.
He highlighted Champai Soren’s past association with the current CM’s father.
The MP leader pointed out the disrespect shown to the former chief minister.
Moreover, Chouhan noted that Champai Soren left the party feeling humiliated.
He condemned the withdrawal of security vehicles as unprecedented.
“I’ve never seen such a petty mentality,” Chouhan remarked.
He emphasized that political positions come and go.
However, Chouhan stressed the importance of maintaining basic courtesy.
The leader criticized the move as an example of ‘inferior thinking’.
On the other hand, he praised Champai Soren’s resilience.
Chouhan likened the former CM to a ‘tiger’ who won’t be intimidated.
He accused the current government of consistently demonstrating pettiness.
Furthermore, Chouhan dismissed the allegations against Champai Soren as baseless.
In conclusion, he urged the government not to jeopardize Champai Soren’s life.
