Madhya Pradesh MLA shouts at cop for turning off Shivraj Chouhan’s mic: ‘You’ll be thrown to a place from where you won’t return’
Police officer was following Election Commission’s Model Code of Conduct, under which campaigns should wrap up by 10 pm
Former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. (File Photo) A police officer in Madhya Pradesh faced the wrath of a BJP MLA for turning off former chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s microphone in line with the Election Commission’s Model Code of Conduct, under which election campaigns should wrap up by 10 pm.
The incident took place on Thursday night in the Bhojpur Assembly segment of the Vidisha parliamentary constituency, from where the BJP has fielded Chouhan as its Lok Sabha candidate.
While Chouhan was addressing the poll rally, police officer Mahendra Singh Thakur, the in-charge of Mandideep police station, reportedly turned off the mic. In a video of the incident, Chouhan can be heard saying, “Why did you turn the mic off? It’s not 10 pm yet, switch it on again. Just remove him (the officer) from here.”
