Police arrested Anil Mishra in a case linked to the alleged burning of Dr BR Ambedkar’s photograph. Authorities later sent him to judicial custody. During the hearing, the court questioned the legality of the arrest and expressed concern over procedural lapses. Following the order, officials will release Mishra from jail the same day.

Senior advocate MP Singh welcomed the verdict and called it a victory of truth. He described the ruling as historic. Singh said the court clearly ruled that the police violated constitutional safeguards while making the arrest. He also highlighted a serious error in the investigation. According to him, police registered the FIR by treating an absconding accused as the complainant. This action raised doubts about the intent of the investigation.

The case involves seven accused in total. Police arrested four people earlier, including Anil Mishra. The bail pleas of the remaining three accused are also pending before the court. Legal experts expect relief for them once hearings conclude.

The verdict has triggered debate over police accountability. Lawyers across Gwalior see the ruling as a strong reminder of constitutional rights.

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Amit Shah arrived in Gwalior on the night of December 24. Authorities hurriedly resurfaced the road from Surya Namaskar Tiraha to Akashvani Chauraha. The administration completed the asphalt work overnight to ensure a smooth convoy route.

The road looked polished for a few hours. Soon after Shah left the city, the upper asphalt layer began peeling off. Large patches broke apart, exposing poor-quality work.

Residents said the road crumbled like loose concrete. The incident added to Gwalior’s long list of road failures. Earlier, Chetakpuri Road sank multiple times within days of construction after rainfall.

Despite repeated embarrassment, civic officials continued such practices. This latest collapse intensified public anger. Citizens questioned how a road meant for a VIP visit failed so quickly.

After the damage surfaced, no municipal officer addressed the issue publicly. The silence fueled allegations of corruption and negligence. Opposition leaders also seized the moment to target the ruling administration.

The incident has once again spotlighted infrastructure mismanagement. Locals now demand accountability and strict action against those responsible for substandard construction.

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Amit Shah visited Gwalior on December 25 to inaugurate the Abhyudaya Madhya Pradesh Growth Summit. He also laid foundation stones for industrial projects worth ₹2 lakh crore. Ahead of the VVIP visit, the district administration and municipal corporation resurfaced selected roads. These routes were part of the Home Minister’s convoy movement.

Residents say the administration acted with unusual speed. They claim officials earlier cited lack of funds when people demanded road repairs. Locals now question how money appeared overnight. Many allege the work quality is poor and may not last long.

Several citizens shared images and videos on social media. They accused authorities of applying double standards. According to them, roads ignored for months were fixed within hours for a leader’s visit. Some residents also reported uneven layers and unfinished edges.

Local resident Chaturbhuj Dhanaulia said the roads were badly damaged earlier. He claimed officials denied funds at that time. He alleged the new surface is of substandard quality. He demanded strict action against contractors involved in poor construction.

The issue has triggered wider questions on accountability and public spending priorities.

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District Panchayat CEO Sojan Singh Rawat confirmed that an inquiry team was immediately constituted after receiving complaints. The team visited the school and began the investigation on priority. Rawat stated, “If negligence in the preparation or serving of the mid-day meal is proven, strict disciplinary action will be taken against those responsible.”

The incident has sparked anger among parents and the local community, as the mid-day meal scheme is directly linked to children’s nutrition and safety. Officials have assured that the probe will be conducted transparently and that no one responsible for the lapse will be spared.

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